Baby J previews Love Revolution at EarthVibes festival

Conscious-pop artist Baby J, also known as Jenny Carrington, debuted her unreleased single “Love Revolution” at the 2026 EarthVibes Music & Wellness Festival in Farmingdale, New Jersey. The performance tees up her upcoming Cosmosis album and an Earth-focused membership push built around unity, sustainability and community support.

Why it matters: - Baby J is trying to push conscious dance-pop into a broader mainstream lane without losing its message. - The live debut also introduces a broader rollout tied to Cosmosis, Mother Earth initiatives and the Earth CLUB™ membership model. - The song is positioned as both an artistic release and a fundraising anthem for community and environmental programs.

What happened: - Baby J, the stage name of Jenny Carrington, gave the first public performance of “Love Revolution” at the 2026 EarthVibes Music & Wellness Festival. - The festival took place in Farmingdale, New Jersey. - EarthVibes drew about 700 ticket holders. - An estimated 400 to 500 people attended throughout the weekend despite an extreme regional heat wave. - Festival headliner Tabitha Booth & Friends invited Carrington to debut the song during the closing set. - Carrington also performed with Booth and her band during the final act.

The details: - EarthVibes was produced by Touch Mother Earth, led by Cheryl Miller Glover and Dave Miller. - Carrington serves on the board of directors of Touch Mother Earth Non-Profit and represents Mother Earth International. - Her roles include organizational oversight, partnership development and fundraising support. - Carrington said the festival was the right setting for a song centered on unity, presence and collective wellbeing. - “Love Revolution” blends conscious, unity-centered lyrics with mainstream dance-pop production. - The song is designed to carry messages of togetherness, Earth stewardship and optimism in an accessible format. - The debut also served as a benefit anthem supporting Mother Earth initiatives. - The song reflects the vision behind Carrington’s upcoming album, Cosmosis. - The rollout is tied to the Earth SMART™ Community Transformation Model, which combines music, wellness, education, environmental stewardship and community engagement. - EarthSmart™ builds on the Earth SCHOOL™ initiative, which has brought environmental education, wellness, leadership development and community engagement to hundreds of young people in Los Angeles and Kenya. - Earth CLUB™ membership costs $3.33 per month. - Earth CLUB™ is currently a community-support membership and is being developed into a broader educational platform with weekly EarthSmart™ lifestyle content, curated conscious music playlists and discounts on aligned vendors, events and experiences. - Carrington said the Earth CLUB™ is built around the belief that “Everyone is part of the solution.”

Between the lines: - The project is less about a single song than about building an ecosystem around it. - The messaging aims to make activism feel participatory and affordable, not exclusive. - Carrington is also using performance as a gateway to community support, education and nonprofit fundraising. - The festival setting reinforced the brand message by pairing music with wellness and sustainability.

What's next: - The Cosmosis album rollout is scheduled for the coming weeks. - Earth CLUB™ is also scheduled for release in the coming weeks. - Carrington said the larger goal is to make unity sound like something people want to sing and dance to.

The bottom line: - Baby J used EarthVibes to launch more than a song; she used it to preview a full movement built around conscious music, accessible giving and community impact.