Jenny Owen Youngs

Jenny Owen Youngs is a talented American singer-songwriter whose career has flourished through her unique blend of indie pop and folk influences. She began her professional journey with the self-release of her debut album, “Batten the Hatches,” in 2005, which garnered attention after her song “Fuck Was I” was featured in the popular TV series Weeds. This exposure led to a contract with Nettwerk Records, which re-released her album in 2007, solidifying her presence in the music industry.

Youngs continued to evolve as an artist with the release of her second album, “Transmitter Failure,” in 2009, and her third album, “An Unwavering Band of Light,” in 2012, which was funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign. Her ability to connect with audiences was further demonstrated when her song “Wake Up” was featured in the acclaimed series BoJack Horseman, showcasing her talent for crafting emotionally resonant music.

In addition to her solo work, Youngs has made significant contributions as a co-writer for other artists, including the hit single “High Hopes” by Panic! at the Disco and tracks for Ingrid Michaelson and Pitbull. Her collaborative spirit and versatility have allowed her to work with a diverse range of musicians, enhancing her reputation as a sought-after songwriter.

Beyond music, Youngs has ventured into podcasting with projects like “Buffering the Vampire Slayer” and “Veronica Mars Investigations,” where she combines her love for storytelling with her musical talents. Her dynamic career reflects her creativity and dedication, making her a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene.