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Janessa Adams
Janessa Adams grew up in rural Georgia, where gospel and rhythm and blues were part of the household. She moved to Los Angeles in her twenties and started...
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Janessa Adams grew up in rural Georgia, where gospel and rhythm and blues were part of the household. She moved to Los Angeles in her twenties and started playing open mics and small venues. Her single "You Get Me" came out in 2019 and got attention for its direct lyrics and melody. She followed it with albums like "Indigo" in 2020 and "Serendipity" in 2022. In 2021, there was some talk about similarities between one of her songs and another artist's work, which she said was coincidental. She works with a guitarist named Marcus, who helps shape the band's sound.
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