BIOGRAPHY
"When I sit down to write a song, I give all the emotions I've kept buried inside a moment of release and that's when I put my pen to paper."
Jennifer Jess is a pop/alt singer, songwriter and producer based in Atlanta, Georgia. She has been singing and performing since she was a child and later majored in vocal performance in college. However, she decided to leave college early and pursue her dream of becoming a full time musician writing, releasing and performing her own songs. In 2017, she joined a platform called "Twitch TV" where she built a growing community of over 18,000 streaming her live online performances worldwide. In 2019, Jennifer released her first single entitled "Blue" a fun and catchy heartbreak song which would garner one million streams on Spotify alone. Jennifer continues to gain traction in the music industry with each new release, bringing her heart and vulnerability to each song.
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"Her music aims to restore pop music to it's original authentic and complex sound, with a personal touch of modern unique expression. Her first single "Blue" released in late 2019, had a warm welcome from her quickly formed fanbase and her second release "Crazy" in early 2020 impressed worldwide critics within a few weeks.
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"Her latest single moves beyond bedroom-pop into a refined, detailed style of singing that she impressively does all on her own. “Crazy” isn’t designed for conscious, focused listening but introduces the singer’s more ecstatic and livelier side." -XTTRAWAVE
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"Crazy is incredibly well structured, it’s dynamically resounding from the first verse to the last. It’s strikingly perceptible that Jennifer Jess intended to take you on an emotional rollercoaster with Crazy. An achieved goal thanks to her evocative ingenuity." -Stefan Toren, A&R Manager, London.
"Jennifer Jess' "restoration movement" in the pop scene stands out through the combination of meaningful heartfelt lyrics, modestly treated vocal production and unexpected melodies. It's a captivating love letter in response to those who lost their faith in pop music."