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She is an enigma… and it serves her well. Indeed, nothing is simple in Jennifer Hope’s world. Her point of view may be intricate, but it’s also understandable and, in a way, comforting. When she explores the dark recesses of life she not only challenges preconceived notions, she also exposes the discord within and the truths hidden behind them. “I’ve always felt different than most people,” Jennifer explains. “I can’t play the games they do and my feelings are too strong to fake it, so it’s hard for me to fit in and make a lot of connections.” That insight inspired her to express her feelings, and she found that music helped her do that. Although it has not been easy for her, songwriting and performing became her salvation and means of communication. “I know there are others who feel like me, and I write songs to speak to them.” Shrouded in alternative pop rock, laced with sensuous synths and ethereal edges, Jennifer invites listeners into her world, a place of contrasts and a mystical ambiance. Her vocals channel a wounded angel in songs that posses both soft, silky petals and sharp, distressed thorns. In fact, it’s life’s contradictions that propel and motivate her. With tunes like “Maze of Lies,” Jennifer calls it as she sees it with strong, cutting lyrics: “I don’t want to know what’s in your mind / and I don’t need to see what I might find / in your maze of lies.” But, this artist is not just another angry feminista. The music scene has plenty of them already. Instea

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