A little bit Americana, a little bit garage rock, Jade Jackson’s debut filters incisive revelations through a hint of bourbon and a patina of gravel and dust. The young Californian tapped Social Distortion’s Mike Ness as a producer, and he infuses her timeless tracks with brash energy: Punky snare propels “Troubled End”; crisp electric guitar rings out in “Good Time Gone.” There are traces of Kathleen Edwards and Lucinda Williams in Jackson’s candor and off-kilter delivery, but her blend of grit and guts feels bracingly fresh.