Below is my bio, but before all that, I just want to thank you for being on my page. I’m here to meet and to share my music with as many people as possible, so comments and message are very, very welcomed. I’d love to hear from you and will write back just as soon as I can!
Jennifer Quiroz’s home-spun songs are the ember-infused conversations one has with an intimate friend at a fireside. With subject matter ranging from the great escape of doing something you truly love (“And So You Sing”) to having faith that everything happens for your soul’s unfoldment (“The Greatest Good”), her acoustic songs effuse healing warmth and energy. Seeing herself as a conduit – believing that her songs are “through” her and not “by” her – she is grateful to be able to voice the ideas, words, melodies, and chords that reveal themselves.
The gratitude Jennifer feels is greatly deepened by having overcome years of paralyzing stage fright and writer’s block. She first fell in love with music and started writing when she was 16, during which time she penned “Say.” Two year’s later, she gathered the courage to play a residency in a local coffeehouse in her hometown of Sherman Oaks, but after a successful summer full of shows, she still couldn’t shake her fear. At the same time, she found herself empty when she would sit down to write. So she consciously decided to put her pen down, believing she had to live her life before she had something to write about.
It took the traumatic experience years later of her father being diagnosed with terminal liver cancer to finally infuse her with the strength to overcome her fears. After a two year fight and by a complete miracle, her dad beat all the odds, and in the process, Jennifer herself was also healed. She realized that if she could face what she had just been through, she could face anything, and with her new found faith and strength, Jennifer found herself brimming with inspiration and ready to follow her dreams and passion.
So with more faith in the unseen than the seen, and with the belief that everything truly is for your greatest good, Jennifer is thankful to be living her dream of being a singer/songwriter, and in the process, is deeply humbled and enlivened by the prospect of being able to inspire in even the slightest of ways.
the show is up! thanks for letting me play a song on my show. i really appreciate it. spread the word. not sure if i said your last name right but i tried :) keep me posted on the EP :)
hello! thank you for being a friend! you are very much appreciated, and are welcome to stop by and show some love anytime. you are awesome, keep the peace, love --Jade--
Thanks for your attention & your lovely comments! I listened to every one of the songs & videos on your page! You really ARE a songwriter!!. I am very moved by your songs. You really MOVED me! It is MY hope WE can work together! It would be MY honor!THanks & MUCH LOVE!!!
Jennifer, that would figure that your reading "The Shack". You song just reminded me of the book. It's about intimacy. if you want to read something bizarre read my bio on my site. It was a series of bizarre events that totally changed my life direction, like "The Shack". Blessings to you and your music, it's tender and beautiful..........Mark
Jennifer, "Crash" is a beautiful song. Have you read the book "The Shack"? Your song touches many of the themes found in that book. You have a beautiful voice. Speakling of beautiful voices check out my song "We Are The People". The femlae vocals on it are compelling. I also have a song on my site called "Daughter of Mine". I wrote it for my daughter when her and I were struggling. To my amazement she said she really liked the song and wanted to sing with me on it. It touched my heart. Check out her voice, she sounds like an angel......Mark
I am having a beautiful day, and I shall spend some time listening to your music tonight, and I hope you shall take some time to listen to mine as well:)
