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85 Jamie Lynn now has over 100 songs in her catalog.</p> 86<p>Most recently, Jamie Lynn co-wrote Jana Kramerâs hit âI Got The Boyâ. The single was an amazing success for Jana Kramer as well as for Jamie Lynn receiving RIAA’s Gold Certification in February 2016.</p> 87<p>Her first single already has critical acclaim and cultural heat. It was named a Taste of Country Criticâs Pick and her journey has been covered by such outlets as E!, Entertainment Tonight, BuzzFeed, MTV, CMT and more!</p> 88<p>A full album is imminent and Jamie Lynn credits her producer, Corey Crowder, for helping her define her sound. âHe is a huge influence, and mainly responsible for making my music sound like âmeâ- he really just got me,â says Spears. âIt took me years to figure out my sound, and to have confidence in knowing what I wanted.â</p> 89<p>âKeeping it honest is something that will always fall on me. I need to make choices I believe in, so I don’t lose that relationship with my fans – they are the ones I want to stay connected to through my music.â says Spears.</p> 90<p>Jamie Lynn began her entertainment career with a small part in Crossroads, portraying the fictionalized younger version of real-life sister Britney Spearsâ character. Jamie Lynn then found a home in television; appearing on Nickelodeonâs All That and most notably starring as the title character of Zoey 101, for which she won the Nickelodeon Kidâs Choice Award for âBest Actressâ in 2006.</p> 91 </article><!-- /page --> 92 <br class="clear"> 93 94 <footer> 95 <p id="credits">All content © 2026 Jamie Lynn Spears </p> 96 </footer> 97 98
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