London-born, Los Angeles-based artist Jenny JAM is turning life’s hardest moments into music rooted in resilience, self-belief, and emotional honesty. Blending soul, pop, jazz, and classic rock influences, the singer-songwriter brings a distinctive mix of grit and vulnerability to her debut album, Trains, Planes and Airports. Spanning multiple countries and personal chapters, the record reflects a life shaped by constant movement, creative exploration, and the determination to find strength through adversity.
Recorded across Los Angeles, Delaware, and Birmingham, UK, the album features contributions from Grammy and Emmy Award-winning producer Herb Middleton, known for his work with Mary J. Blige and Al Green, alongside Ikuma Matsuda and 5am. Across the collection, Jenny JAM draws on experiences ranging from heartbreak and personal loss to healing and renewed confidence, creating songs that encourage listeners to keep moving forward even when life takes an unexpected turn.
Two standout tracks, “Prove Who” and “Better Than You,” have helped introduce audiences to her sound. Recorded using Frank Sinatra’s iconic microphone at Capitol Records, “Prove Who” later appeared on a billboard in Times Square and was featured in the British gangster film Bermondsey Tales, connecting her music with her work in film.
Meanwhile, “Better Than You” takes a more direct approach to empowerment. Written as an anthem about surviving abuse and reclaiming personal power, the track reached No. 33 on the U.S. Mediabase charts and received coverage from music outlets including Earmilk and PopDust. Its message reflects a central theme throughout Jenny JAM’s songwriting: confronting difficult experiences without allowing them to define the future.
Her expressive vocal style is central to that approach. Moving between the warmth of classic soul and the energy of modern pop and rock, Jenny JAM delivers performances that balance strength with fragility. Whether navigating a heartfelt ballad or a more upbeat arrangement, she places emotional connection at the center of her music.
That honesty is especially clear across Trains, Planes and Airports, where individual songs capture specific moments from her life. “Toy Proof” was written while she was caring for her mother during leukemia treatment, giving the track a deeply personal foundation. At the other end of the emotional spectrum, “Friendzoned” brings a playful, reggae-inflected sound to a song penned on a rooftop in Hampstead during Glastonbury Festival. Written across planes, buses, and trains, the album reflects the experiences and unexpected moments that have shaped her journey.
“No matter how dark the story, there’s always a positive twist,” Jenny JAM explains. “It’s about rising above whatever life throws your way.”
Her musical identity draws from a broad range of influences, including the candid songwriting of Amy Winehouse, the soulful sensibilities of Fleetwood Mac, and the British rock legacies of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. A trained vocalist and self-taught pianist who speaks multiple languages, Jenny JAM combines technical discipline with a willingness to explore different sounds and emotional perspectives.
Her creative work also extends beyond music. Under her legal name, Jennifer Moxham, she has worked in musical theatre, acting, and film production, bringing a cinematic perspective to her songwriting. Her involvement with Bermondsey Tales further connected those creative worlds, with “Prove Who” licensed for the film.
Onstage, Jenny JAM has continued to build an international audience through performances that showcase both her vocal range and personal storytelling. Her career highlights include performing “Eternal Love” at the top of Freedom Tower in New York for the 20th anniversary of 9/11, appearing at Dubai Fashion Week, and performing at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.
With Trains, Planes and Airports, Jenny JAM brings these experiences together in a debut that explores the complicated realities of life while holding onto the possibility of something better. Through soulful vocals, genre-spanning arrangements, and deeply personal songwriting, she transforms her journey into music designed to connect with listeners navigating their own paths through heartbreak, healing, and hope.
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