Bravery
© Copyright-Jen Kearney
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***See Jen Kearney Live***
-April 16, 2005 at the Muddy River Smokehouse, Portsmouth, NH!!!
Stevie Wonder defined soul music as being something that comes from deep within the artist, not specifically R&B music, but music that is deeply rooted in the heart and mind of the artist. Jen Kearney's music and talents are exactly that. Her lyrics trigger deep emotional shots sparked by a deep and passionate voice.
Regardless of the medium or its rules, Jen Kearney has a firm grasp on the true principle of musicianship: that music is an ocean of culture expressed through sound and knows no boundaries. She is not afraid to dive into any music that catches her attention. She wants to know about its culture and meaning, she wants to live it, breathe it and experience it as if it was her own. This explains her ability to easily apply Latin, R & B, rock, jazz, reggae, blues and funk influences into her music, which is ever expanding into other realms. We can only expect her music and fan b
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Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
author: shaggatastic
This CD is Fantastic..... American Idol can eat my shorts... Jen Kearney sings funk, soul, rock and roll. You need this CD.
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Jen Kearney = serious soul/rock music
author: Rob Richmen
Jen Kearney has the skills and feel to lay down some serious soul music, and the Lowell edge to make it ROCK. When she sings, you listen. When she belts it out, it's like she's chronicling a part of your own life. And her songwriting... well, buy her record and thank me later for broadening your horizons.
Keep your eye on this girl, she’s on the up and up.
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Why is this artist not signed to a major label yet????
author: El Pollo
Major labels are losing out on big money right now, after participating and listening to this CD, it is clear to me that Jen Kearney's voice will soon be heard by millions of people.
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Buy the CD, but more importantly, take it in live.
author: Eric Faulkner
If you think you're not a fan of Latin music, I think Jen can change your mind. She has found a perfect marriage of Samba and Soul (if the former could exist without the latter). This album is also brilliantly recorded. Those familiar with Jen's style will not be dissapointed. She still finds room for the psychotic between the sublime. But you really have to go see her perform these songs in person. You simply will not believe she's not playing to sold-out stadiums. See her up close while you can.
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