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Jen Foster is an award-winning singer/songwriter who has built her own label, Fosterchild Records, into a successful business since 2004. With 3 official studio releases exceeding sales of 50,000 units, Jen has gained a passionate international fan base through touring and connecting with fans. With the understanding that the fans are key to the success of her music, Foster maintains a personal and interactive relationship with her supporters via Social Networking, E-mail, and blog updates at www.jenfoster.com.

Jen's song "Venice Beach" is the theme song for the Emmy-Award Winning series, "VENICE", which is a spin-off from the CBS soap opera "The Guiding Light". Other original songs by Jen, including "She", "I'm In Love With You", and "I Can't Believe", are regularly featured in the series. Thousands of new fans have embraced Jen's music as a result of this placement, and online sales have soared ever since. www.venicetheseries.com.

In June of 2009, Jen kicked off her songwriter series - "The Writer's Share" - at the Bluebird Cafe. The series was created in honor of Jen's mother, Mary Alice Foster, who passed away from endometrial cancer in 2008. All proceeds from the events go to raise money for the TJ Martell Foundation for Cancer, AIDS, and Leukemia Research. The first event featured Jen, along with #1 hit songwriter Chuck Cannon and Grammy-Award winning songwriters Richard Marx, Mike Reid, and Lari White.

In October, 2009, Jen was elected to the board of Nashville Songwriters Association International - a body of creative minds, including songwriters from all genres of music, professional and amateur, who are committed to protecting the rights and future of the profession of songwriting, and to educate, elevate, and celebrate the songwriter and to act as a unifying force within the music community and the community at large.

Over the past two years, Jen has been honored to work and co-write with some of the most renowned songwriters in the industry, including Liz Rose (“Teardrops on My Guitar”), Mike Reid (“I Can't Make You Love Me”), Deanna Bryant (“Johnny & June”, “Stupid Boy”), Kristen Hall of Sugarland (“Stay”), and Emmy Award Winner Michelle Vice-Maslin.

Jen has had numerous film/tv placements, including MTV's wildly popular show, "The Hills", feature films, "American Pie: Beta House" and "Elena Undone", the popular soap opera "All My Children", and, most recently, several multi-media placements, including the theme music for the newly released web series “Venice” and a feature in the popular book, “Meeting in the Ladies Room” by Linda Woods and Karen Dinino with Pamela Detlor, alongside such pop culture icons as Rosie O'Donnell, Jan Arden, Amanda Palmer, Sarah Bettens, and SheDAISY.  When she's not busy recording or writing and co-writing songs in Nashville, Jen also tours nationally and has shared stages with Melissa Etheridge, John Mayer, Patty Griffin, and many others.

Jen's latest project, "Thirty-Nine", is currently for sale in the Shop at www.jenfoster.com, as well as on Itunes, and Amazon. Her other music is also available online - the best way to purchase is always DIRECTLY through jenfoster.com - because most of the money goes to the artist this way - not to mention all cds are personally autographed! Thank you for supporting independent music! Jen is currently putting the finishing touches on her brand new project to be out this Spring!!  Working with producer Rich Jacques, Jen is putting together a long awaited collection of new, unreleased songs along with cool new sounds for a handful of fan favorites.

It's hard to top the near-perfection of Jen Foster's 2005 release, "Taking Bob Dylan", but with her new project, she just might have succeeded. I love all the new songs I've heard, but my new favorite is "Secondhand Love". Alison Krauss called it "a signature song" and I couldn't agree more.
—Dave Hall, Program Director, WRLT, Lightning 100 

Singer-songwriter Jen Foster takes an intensely confessional approach to rock and pop...  Foster is writing open letters to current and ex-lovers with a laudable commitment to melody and craft...
— Sean Piccoli, Ft. Lauderdale Sun Sentinel

A Singer to watch and listen to... As a songwriter, Texan Jen Foster has a fine knack at setting mood in her music.
— Dan Aquilante, NY Post

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