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An underground folk artist.
Recorded at Cedar Creek Studio in Austin, TX, the record was produced by Mark Hallman (Ani diFranco, Elyza Gilkyson) and engineered by André Moran. “Willow & Stone” features 11 original songs on surviving life. The album explores Americana and the jazz side of Folk, and includes a co-write with Texas songwriter and producer Gabriel Rhodes. Multinstrumentalists Michael Ramos (John Mellencamp, Bodeans) and BettySoo (James McMurtry, Chris Smither) are featured. Guitar driven songs help “Willow & Stone” dovetail nicely with Reynolds’ critically acclaimed release “Any Kind of Angel” (2020). A 1999 Boston Music Award nominee, Jenny Reynolds first gained recognition in the Northeast music scene before bringing her craft to Texas in 2003. She was named “Best New Local Act” in the Austin Chronicle’s 2005 Critics Poll, and was an Official Showcase Artist at SXSW in 2008 and 2018. Reynolds’ songs blend sharp lyrical insight with a warm, roots-infused sound. Her music has been featured on ABC, NBC and CBS television. Known for her expressive guitar work and emotionally resonant vocals, Reynolds writes songs that explore the complexities of love, resilience, identity, and human connection. Her style draws from folk, Americana, and rock traditions, while her storytelling remains distinctly personal—at times wry, at times vulnerable, always authentic. Reynolds captivates with an intimate stage presence and a gift for turning everyday experiences into compelling musical narratives.
Jenny Reynolds plays roots-infused folk and Americana music characterized by expressive acoustic guitar work and intimate storytelling.
Her notable releases include the critically acclaimed albums 'Willow & Stone' and 'Any Kind of Angel'.
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