Jenna arrived in Dallas, TX hailing from central Florida in 2012. Taken in by the blues, she developed a couple 12 bars to take to the local jams and immerse herself in the local music scene.  As she began to creatively branch out in her writing, she has drawn from eclectic influences through country, blues, soul, and classic Americana.  Developing her sound through extensive gigs with her band and new songs co-written with keyboard player Jacob Greenan, Clark continues to extend her original library.  To date, she has opened for Joan Osborne at The Kessler Theater and Adia Victoria at Three Links. Her songs "Leavin' Kind,"Graceless," and "Fifty Years," made the air on 91.7KXT, as well as collaboration with The Whiskey Folk Ramblers called "Going Back to Clarksdale" which was named by NPR "Heavy Rotation: The Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing."  In addition to making regular rotation on KXT, "Leavin' Kind" also made an appearance in rising indie film This World Won't Break.

Jenna arrived in Dallas, TX hailing from central Florida in 2012. Taken in by the blues, she developed a couple 12 bars to take to the local jams and immerse herself in the local music scene.  As she began to creatively branch out in her writing, she has drawn from eclectic influences through country, blues, soul, and classic Americana.  Developing her sound through extensive gigs with her band and new songs co-written with keyboard player Jacob Greenan, Clark continues to extend her original library.  To date, she has opened for Joan Osborne at The Kessler Theater and Adia Victoria at Three Links. Her songs "Leavin' Kind,"Graceless," and "Fifty Years," made the air on 91.7KXT, as well as collaboration with The Whiskey Folk Ramblers called "Going Back to Clarksdale" which was named by NPR "Heavy Rotation: The Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing."  In addition to making regular rotation on KXT, "Leavin' Kind" also made an appearance in rising indie film This World Won't Break.