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Jenny Ognibene is an American folk singer, guitarist and songwriter, currently performing under the moniker, Jenny O. She released a digital five song EP in 2011 and has since garnered widespread indie recognition. Her second studio album is currently being produced by Jonathan Wilson ^[1]

Discography

Studio Albums

• Untitled Upcoming LP
• Here & Now & Then (1994)

EPs

• Home (2011)

Contributions

• Fear Fun, Father John Misty, 2012 - background vocals
• Hummingbird EP, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, 2012 - background vocals
• Cool For School, "Happiest Days/Another Brick In The Wall Pt.2", 2011 - vocals, guitar, viola
• Rave On Buddy Holly, " I'm Gonna Love You Too", 2011 - vocals, production, percussion
• The Christmas Gig, "Get Down For The Holidays", 2010 - songwriter, vocals

In popular culture

"Well OK Honey" played in season 4, episode 38 of True Blood. ^[2]

"Won't Let You Leave" played in season 1, episode 12 of Wilfred and was featured on the 2012 Toyota Camry national commercials.

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References

External links

• Official website
• Jenny O. on Myspace
• Jenny O. on X
• Jenny O. on Facebook