Singer-songwriter and pianist • Country folk pop
Jennifer Ewbank.
Jennifer Ewbank writes country folk pop about finding your own way home. The daughter of a British musician, she was raised in The Hague with English and Irish family on her father's side — two languages, one piano, and songs that come out somewhere between the two.
She reached the semi-finals of The Voice of Holland, has played sold-out arena shows, written in Nashville rooms, and spent twenty-six nights on the road with Douwe Bob. For most of that time her best writing went to other people. Between The Head & The Heart, released on 31 July 2026, is the first record that is entirely hers: six songs written across two years and recorded with a band in the room, produced independently by Lukaz, Gordon Groothedde and Nick Jongejan.
The title is the argument running underneath all six songs — what you know, set against what you want. In 2027 she brings the band to Britain.
Offstage she is an animal welfare ambassador.
Representation
- Management
- Emberlight Artists
- Booking
- contact@emberlightartists.com
- Press kit
- jenniferewbank.co.uk/press
- Official site
- jenniferewbank.co.uk
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Selected releases
| Year | Title | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Between The Head & The Heart | EP | Six tracks, released 31 July 2026 |
| 2026 | Real Deal | Single | |
| 2026 | Between The Head & The Heart | Single | Title track |
| 2026 | Why Would Anyone Fight a Butterfly | Single | |
| 2025 | Scary Movie | Single | |
| 2025 | Price to Pay | Single | Official video |
| 2025 | One Step At A Time | Single | Official video |
Full discography at jenniferewbank.co.uk
Live — coming to the UK
| When | What | Where | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Late 2026 | The First Hello — acoustic evening | London | By invitation |
| Early 2027 | First full band show | London | Announcing soon |
| Spring 2027 | UK tour | England and Scotland | Announcing soon |
Cities under discussion: London, Cambridge, Brighton, Newcastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh
Press
Ratings Game Music described the sound as an easy country-pop fusion; Pop Passion Blog picked out the storytelling, the country twang and a streak of 2000s nostalgia.