Jen Hirsh

Jen Hirsh feels lucky to release her debut full-length album Myself in Two in a musical climate where good music is finally synonymous with 'cool' music, a climate where Arcade Fire and Esperanza Spalding win Grammys over the likes of Justin Bieber and Eminem, where artists like Feist can release fantastic albums that sound like quality adult contemporary but are adopted by both the mainstream and indie crowds.
Jen Hirsh proves that the simplicity of soulful vocal musicianship over well crafted songs is well. freakin' awesome. Hirsh has been dominating both coasts for quite some time now-in Boston she was a touted member of the elite jazz world and when she wasn't sharing the stage with icons such as Herbie Hancock, Paul Simon, Gloria Estefan, Steve Gadd, Abe Laboriel, and Michel Camilo, could be found improvising at hole in the wall staple Wally's.
After taking hold of the Boston music scene she relocated to New York where you could find her playing her original songs at packed gigs in celebrated venues.
And now she is taking the west coat by storm, releasing Myself in Two, a collaboration between Hirsh and songwriter/guitarist Adam Tressler. The album features an all-star cast including producer Max Coane (Something Corporate, Emma Burgess), Patrick Warren on keyboard and piano (Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen, Sheryl Crow), and world-renowned mixing engineer Bob Clearmountain (Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney).
Jen Hirsh's "Myself in Two" can be found on iTunes and Amazon. She will be touring across the US starting June 2011.