Where do I begin? First, if you're here and taking the time to read this, then I thank you from the bottom of my heart. If you ask my parents, I've been singing since I could speak. Music has been my life's blood for as long as I can remember. With that said, I've taken the long way around to this point, as it seems I have with many things in my life. In a feeble attempt not to bore you with my life's story, let's see if I can sum up my twisted journey with a few highlights (or lowlights haha).
As all of my high school friends were venturing off to college for their respective careers in business and the like, all I wanted to do was sing. So, I decided that Florida State University's music program was where I should go, since college was kind of a must in my world. I started taking voice lessons to prepare for my audition and quickly found that formalized training in the standards, classical music, and opera turned my joy for singing into an unwelcome chore. Then, much to my despair, as I approached audition time, I started battling tonsil infections every two weeks. I suspect you can see where this story is going can't you? Yes, I went to my audition with tonsillitis, bombed something fierce, and there went my dreams of music school. I went to FSU anyway, for lack of an "appropriate" alternative.
Fast forward through a couple of years of floundering at school, partying, dropping out of college, doing all of the things a smart girl shouldn't and all that late teens jazz, and at 21 years old God blessed me with the wake-up call I so desperately needed--my son. Enter phase two of my life, which involved responsibility and finding a career that would enable me to provide for my son. At 25 years old, I went back to college to become, of all things, a lawyer! Yep, after 6 years of school, I became a lawyer, but don't gasp just yet...I do children's rights work, so I like to think of myself as one of the "good guys" :)
Despite having a satisfying career for a regular job, I've come full circle back to where I started...music. I may not have the freedom to pursue my dream as I might under different circumstances, but I think it's high time I stopped bottling it all up. So here I am with the blessings of technology! I'm really just a singer/songwriter with a laptop, GarageBand, a guitar, a MIDI keyboard and a mic, hoping that despite all of that, I'm able to share my passion and convey to some of you the joy that music has always brought to me...
Thank you again for being here and God Bless!
~Jen~
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Cheers,
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Just keep on doing what you're doing.
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then you sing, oh my dear, you sound like an angel. I instantly liked this, I love sad songs, that probably says something about me. the strings that come in after the first chorus literally gave me chills, not just saying that to embellish, I mean I got chills. I totaly identify with the lyrics, I still want it too, though I've been wounded, but thats a story for another time, I like how you bring the energy down after the bridge and then let it swell, it keeps the momentum going into a nice finish. This is awesome, If I was drinking I'd cry in my beer. Piano, strings, and the voice of an angel singing a very smartly written song. How can it fail?
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it's easy to see why dudes seem to fall at her feet(except that colored vinyl cat) good looks and amazing voice, I wanted to save her during this song. excellent sad ballad, for the more sensisitive cats out there.
JPFTW
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