Jenny O.
Jenny O. is a band led by singer-songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs that formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'Automatic Flowers' came out in...
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Jenny O. is a band led by singer-songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs that formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'Automatic Flowers' came out in 2005, followed by records like 'I Can See the Sun' in 2007 and 'Love and Friction' in 2014. The group's lineup has included bassist Chris Unck, drummer Matt Chamberlain, and keyboardist Jason Mozersky.
Songs like 'Well OK Honey' and 'Automechanic' show the band's straightforward approach to melody and personal lyrics. In 2012, Jenny Owen Youngs publicly discussed her gender dysphoria and decision to transition, which became part of the conversation around the band's work.
Their 2017 album 'New Truth' continued the pattern of releasing music that feels direct and unadorned. The catalog doesn't chase trends so much as document a particular voice working through familiar themes of relationships and self-understanding.
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