Jennifer Grassman has taken the next bold step in her burgeoning musical career with her third CD, Serpent Tales & Nightingales. New territories are charted as she experiments with genres, styles, multiple trackings, and duets. Each song of Jennifer Grassman's tells a story replete with plot, voice and character; from the anger of The Search, to the posthumous playfulness of The Haunting, to the heart wrenching vows of The Promise, she has proven once again that she is ready to take her place among the giant female vocal and songwriting talents of Amos, McKennitt, Bush, and Enya. A must-have addition to any collection. |
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 Jennifer Grassman is an independent recording artist based in Houston, Texas. Grassman sings, plays the piano, and composes her own original material. Her music video, Pretty Girls, recently won Dances With Films, in Los Angeles, California. Pretty Girls is the single on Grassman's debut album, At The Back Of The North Wind. The album also features White Roses, a song Grassman wrote in memory of her late friend, Rachael Koloroutis, whose story was featured on ABC's 20/20 in October, 2009.RIGHT: Renowned world music recording artist Loreena McKennitt, best known for her Celtic & Middle Eastern stylings, greets Jennifer Grassman after a 2009 concert at Jones Hall to promote McKennitt's album An Ancient Muse and her DVD Nights from the Alhambra. Grassman's second album, Keep Silent; A Collection of Ancient Carols, is a Christmas album. It will soon be followed by Grassman's third album, Serpent Tales & Nightingales, which is currently in post production and due for release in February, 2010. Serpent Tales & Nightingales features guest musicians Mathias Blad of Falconer, Tyson Sheth of Hello Love, and Grassman's husband and longtime guitarist, Jason Greenberg. Serpent Tales & Nightingales is being produced by MD Thompson at The Ivory Tower. Because Grassman recently parted ways with her record label of five years, she is working to create buzz, and raise funds for the production and promotion of Serpent Tales & Nightingales by accepting sponsorships and donations from her adoring fans, and performing free house concerts in their homes. You can read Grassman’s blog, The Grassman Blogette, by clicking here. You may sign up to receive Grassman’s e-newsletter, The Grassman Gazette, by clicking here. |
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