When I wrote Change is Coming, I was in two women's circles, and it was the height of the pandemic.  One was a songwriting circle where every week we would share a new song based on a prompt.   The other was a mastermind for personal growth, sisterhood and expansion.  

The song came from a prompt to use an instrument we never had written on before.  In the mastermind that same week, I was inspired by a woman who shared a video of herself drumming.  I picked up a small djembe my children used when they were young and feeling into the energy of the sisterhoods - Change is Coming was born.  

Prior to the mastermind, I had never heard of sisterhood wounds and didn’t consciously know I had them.  Sharing deeply in intimate circles with successful, spiritual women around the world throughout the pandemic– these were recurring themes.   As I was triggered into excellence, the personal transformations changed my life in profound ways.  My song Change is Coming represents and anchors in this time of change for me. 

For as long as I can remember, I have believed in the power women hold as peacemakers. I could see that we were missing opportunities to harness our power when choosing to relate in petty ways and preoccupied with outward appearances as perpetuated by patriarchal society.  With visions of the Age of Aquarius - I dreamed of the day when these societal constructs would come down like the Berlin Wall.  Although I didn't have a name for it - I now know this was my innate understanding of the divine feminine and my desire for women to rise together. 
 
In the chorus, I sing about embracing this new paradigm.  Where individually and collectively we live free of these sisterhood wounds, tune into our higher selves and the higher frequencies available on the planet.  I believe we as a collective are shifting to usher in this age of peace.  The stars are aligned -now is the time.

Song Credits
Written by:  Jennifer Harper
Produced by Tom Rossi
Percussion, Kora, Synth, Bass: Tom Rossi
Vocals : Jennifer Harper
Backing vocals:  Jennifer Harper, Renee Stahl, Lily Wilson, Maya Dorn, Susan Didrichsen

Change is Coming

Change Is Coming

A healing & dreamy incantation to Mother Earth with a cinematic sound.

Beautiful Earth

Mary Magdalene

“It is a call to remember who we are at a more profound and primitive level, particularly for women, once the healers and spiritual leaders of our society. It is a call to awaken that power once more…. It is a reminder that the masculine machine that has driven society for the last millennium and a half has been one increasingly of greed and power and war, an age of hierarchy and separation. A time of us and them. Time to reawaken the more fundamental power of the divine feminine and use it to usher in a more peaceful, embracing, empathetic and harmonious time…remember that a better world awaits; we only have to want it enough.”

Remembrance

Butterfly

Jennifer Harper is proud to share her debut EP, All the Love, with the world!  For more information, go to JenniferHarperMusic.com.

Let Me In (Instrumental)

Not Alone

We Belong Together

Little White Lies

Let Me In

"It was always my dream as a kid to use my music as a message, to have meaning and to stand for what I believe in"

Jennifer Harpers music evokes a 1970s flower-child spirit with a fresh layer of uplifting pop.   With her rich voice and intimate lyrics, it's easy to fall in love with her contemplative, assured artistry.  Raised in Washington D.C., piano enchanted the artist from a young age.  She studied classical piano and later taught herself songs she heard on Simon & Garfunkel, CSNY, and Joni Mitchell records her older sisters owned.   "I saw how music was motivating change," Harper said.  And she wanted in.

Taking the plunge by moving to New York, she attended Barnard College. Kismet happened when she linked up with her mentor, legendary A&R rep Roquel "Billy" Davis.

Harper has performed throughout the NYC area in popular venues including Rockwood Music Hall, The Cutting Room and The Bitter End.  She guested on local radio stations such as 100.7 FM WHUD and performed on the morning show "CT Style".  She also played at Jammin' Java in Vienna, The Mint in Los Angeles.  and co-headlined with Rachael Sage at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia.  Media outlets including No Depression, Buzzfeed and Songwriting Magazine took a liking to Harper and her sound.  Her song "Little White Lies" was a semifinalist in The International Songwriting Competition in two categories.

"I'm eternally grateful for my fans and hope I can be an example that it's never too late to follow your dreams"

Jennifer Harper

Popular tracks