Biography

Jenny Baker is an artist and songwriter using her eclectic pop sound to empower her listeners through the honesty and transparency of her lyrics. Her pop fusion draws inspiration from artists such as Julia Michaels and Taylor Swift, and she loves to capture universal emotions through a unique lyrical perspective. 
 As a recent graduate of Harvard University and member of the Berklee College of Music Dual Degree Program, Jenny is both an artist and an activist. At Harvard she studied sociology, with focuses in feminism and human rights, and at Berklee she studied songwriting, performance, and music business. These are not mutually exclusive to her, she aims to use her platform to educate her audience on the issues she is passionate about. A portion of all royalties from Jenny's new EP, The Day You're Gone, will be donated to Education Through Music - Los Angeles, to support music programming in underfunded schools. 
 While at Harvard, Jenny was a member of pop fusion group 21 Colorful Crimson (21CC), opening for Lil Yachty, Wale, the Mowgli's, and Jay Sean. Jenny is now focussed on her own solo music, releasing her debut EP, The Day You're Gone, this past February. This project's heart wrenching vulnerability and honesty encapsulates heartbreak in a refreshing and unfiltered way.