Heather Janssen
Heather Janssen started releasing music in the mid-2000s. Her debut album 'Shadowlight' came out in 2006, and its single 'Dancing When I Die' got some...
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Heather Janssen started releasing music in the mid-2000s. Her debut album 'Shadowlight' came out in 2006, and its single 'Dancing When I Die' got some attention. She plays piano and guitar, and her songs often touch on personal themes.
She followed that with albums like 'The Truth Is' in 2008, 'All That We Are' in 2012, and 'Songs for the Brokenhearted' in 2017. Her music tends toward pop and rock with some folk elements, and she's worked with musicians like David Rynhart on guitar, Chris Bochat on bass, and Brian Westwood on drums.
Some listeners found her material too heavy, while others appreciated the directness. She kept writing and recording through those years without much fuss about changing direction.
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