Nashville, Tennessee
28 Years Old
Songwriter

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"All you need is love"

BIOGRAPHY

WRITTEN BY MY BIGGEST FAN...MY MOM! "Jennifer was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area and her passion for writing began when she was 10 years old. She has an impressive catalog of over 400 songs and continues to write daily and has been fortunate to work with producers, Jason Garner to produce her songs. Jennifer’s writing has won her several scholarships, which has paid her tuition and enabled her to graduate from a local Community College in California with an Associate in Arts Degree. There she studied music, film, and English. She plans on continuing her education in English and possibly teaching Creative Writing to young students to help inspire them to always follow their dreams. In September of 2006, Jennifer won the Jeffrey Steele Songwriting Bootcamp and came to Nashville to work with him. Six months later in March 2007, she moved to Nashville following the advice of Jeff (as well as others) to come to here to write songs. Since moving, she has written with many wonderful and established writers and one in particular changed her career. She wrote a song with Cory Batten called "She Wouldn't Be Gone" which was not only Jennifer's first cut, but also her first number one song which stayes two week 1 on the charts. The single is off of Blake Shelton's new album “Startin’ Fires”! Her other song, "How You Say Goodbye" has been recorded by up and comer Deanne Moore and is her new single off her album. She is a talented and prolific writer whose writings are not limited to songs. She is also writing several screenplays, novels, children’s stories, greeting cards, and poetry. Jennifer acknowledges God for giving her the gift of writing and she feels that she is deeply blessed. She believes her possibilities are endless, especially with the love and support of her family and friends. "

LEVEL

professional

GENRES

Pop, Country, R&B

PUBLISHING COMPANY

Tommy Jo Publishing, I own my own publishing

Contact

Management: Dan Hodges Music
Publishing: Tommy Jo Publishing
Administrative: Words and Music

P.R.O.

BMI

DAY JOB

songwriter

I AM INTERESTED IN

in pitching songs to artist
in pitching songs to tv

I WRITE:

For a living

I Also Write:
by myself
with others
for others

I Prefer To Write:
lyrics
melody

experience >

SONG CUTS

Blake Shelton "She Wouldn't Be Gone" / Deanne Moore "How You Say Goodbye" / Matt Gary "Too Far" / Holly Elle "Don't Come Home" / Betsey Long "Wake Up Next to You", "This Song", "Aftertaste"

SONG PLACEMENTS

"Don't Come Home" featured on MTV Real World San Diego finale episode 2011

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