BIOGRAPHY
JENNIFER HART
Emerging country singer-songwriter Jennifer Hart has made an indelible mark on country music with her authentic voice and a story rooted in resilience. Raised in Gilbert, Arizona, her musical journey began with '90s country hits filling her childhood home. Her father's nightly serenade of Garth Brooks' "The Dance" laid the foundation for Jennifer's love of country music, with early performances taking place in her living room as she and her sister playfully battled for the microphone.
For Jennifer, music soon became more than a passion; it was a lifeline. Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, OCD, and social anxiety at the age of 10, she found healing in lyrics and melodies. At 16, faced with the challenge of a student council speech in front of her entire graduating class of about 800 peers, Jennifer transformed her anxiety into music, writing and singing her campaign speech and winning the election. "My love for music always outweighed the fear," she recalls, a testament to her dedication.
In 2013, Jennifer won the title of Miss Arizona and represented her state in the prestigious Miss America pageant. Shortly after, she followed her heart to Nashville, bringing along her Bible and guitar. Immersed in Music City’s songwriter scene, Jennifer quickly connected with local talents, collaborating and performing her work around town.
Her breakthrough came in 2020 with her viral hit "Half the Man," a father-daughter anthem, amassing over 6.9 million YouTube views and millions of reposts on TikTok and Instagram. Reaching #3 on the iTunes country chart and #7 across all genres, the song offered solace during the pandemic’s uncertainty. "Dancing with my dad to the song I wrote for him at my wedding was one of the most special moments of my life," she reflects. This tender sentiment resonates globally, with countless brides now dancing with their fathers to her heartfelt ballad.
With over 54 million streams and hundreds of millions of social media views, Jennifer’s reach extends worldwide. Her debut EP, 1992, produced by Brandon Hood, offers a nostalgic journey into her personal experiences. She has also co-written songs for esteemed artists like George Birge, RaeLynn, Mason & Julez, Nelly Joy, Dylan Wolfe, and Sammy Arriaga, affirming her place as a respected industry songwriter.
Formerly signed with RECORDS/Sony Music, Jennifer embraced her independence, launching five impactful singles in 2024. These releases showcase her versatility, from her own wedding song “Loveless” to the viral TikTok favorite “Good God,” and the patriotic anthem “God Save the USA,” which resonated across America and social media for its message of faith and patriotism.
Her momentum carries into 2025 with new music on the horizon and exciting opportunities ahead, continuing to strengthen her bond with fans and showing no signs of slowing down.