"An incredible voice." (Roger Taylor of Duran Duran).

If Whitney Houston, Lady Gaga and Celine Dion smashed their powerhouse vocals together with the rock sound of Foo Fighters, Bon Jovi, and Oasis, then added some pop and dance overtones to the mix, Jennah’s soulful pop-rock would be the result.

Jennah’s emotionally driven lyrics are born from a lengthy battle with drugs and alcohol which she has managed to overcome. Now in recovery, Jennah recently celebrated being 2 and a half years clean and uses her music as a platform to share her story and help others make positive changes to their lives.

“I began using drugs when I was 13/14 years old. I was bullied for my appearance from an early age - mainly because of my ginger hair. The bullying and the abuse led me into drug and alcohol addiction which lasted for over 15 years. I would do whatever it took to get high, thinking it would help me forget about my problems – in reality, it created more.

There were times in my life I seemed to be doing so well on the outside and I have been fortunate enough to do many amazing things, but my addiction usually ruined it in the end.

Now I am celebrating just over 2 and a half years clean, and I truly feel my life is just beginning. Listening to music is addictive and making it even more so – it is such a buzz, so I’ve focused my energy on this addiction instead, leaving drugs and alcohol behind. I’m so excited to share my musical journey with you!

As well as creating new music I also want to raise awareness for people stuck in active addiction and those trying their hardest to heal unresolved trauma. I do not share my story for sympathy or for my ego. I share it because identification really helps others. If one person reads this and it inspires them to seek help, I know all my past struggles are worthwhile.

No matter what the situation, it can – and will – get better. You’re the one in control of your own destiny and you can achieve anything you put your mind to. I believe in you.

Stay strong. Love and positive vibes.”

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