Jennifer Grassman has appeared in numerous publications and on many radio and television networks.

Here is a sampling of her publicity so far:

• 20/20 ABC News
• Arts Houston Magazine
• Christianity Today Magazine
• Examiner Online
• FOX 26 News (5 x)
• Great Day Houston / Houston CBS (3 x)
• The Houston Chronicle (5 x)
• Houston Community Newspapers (5+ x)
• Houston NPR KUHF (3 x)
• Houston PBS (2 x)
• The Houston Press (3 x)
• KPFT Pacifica Radio (2 x)
• KSBJ Christian Radio
• Mixx Magazine
• Pandora Radio
• Party 934 New York
• That! Texas Magazine (5+ x)
• The Washington Times

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February 11, 2010 - Houston Based Recording Artist’s Third Album Receives Prestigious Attention

January 13, 2010 - Recording Artist Partners with High School to Give Students a Shot at their Dreams

January 8, 2010 - Current Economy in Mind, Texas Songstress Harkens Back to Depression Era Music and Art with New Album

October 12, 2009 - Independent Recording Artist Offers Houston and Texas Companies a Novel Promotional Opportunity

May 7, 2009 - Texas Based Independent Recording Artist Jennifer Grassman Flouts Traditional Music Industry Precedents

July 28, 2010 - Jennifer Grassman has been nominated for 5 Houston Press Music Awards including Houston's Best Female Vocalist, Best Keyboardist, Best Songwriter, and Best Guitarist (husband Jason Greenberg). READ MORE>

May 5, 2010 - Jennifer Grassman has been selected to be a member of The Young/English Singers, a new jazz/baroque vocal octet under the direction of Paul English and Horace Alexander Young III. READ MORE>

May 5, 2010 - Jennifer Grassman to be featured by Divas World in their Passionate Pop Series at The Villa Maria Studio. READ MORE>

April 27, 2010 - Jennifer Grassman's song Red is featured on Houston Hearts Haiti, a charitable compilation CD to benefit Haiti earthquake victims, organized by Joey Guerra, music critic for The Houston Chronicle.  READ MORE>

Brian Ray, Bassist & Guitarist for Paul McCartney
"[Serpent Tales & Nightingales] sounds great! Jennifer Grassman has a voice all her own in a world of conformity."

Christianity Today - May 11, 2010
"One of the more intriguing albums I've heard in a while, Grassman's 58-minute opus is a unique mix of bombastic prog rock, piano pop, and opera." ~ Mark Moring

The Houston Chronicle Review & Interview - March 3, 2010
"Grassman mines dark territory on her new disc ... There's a spiritual quality to several songs on Serpent Tales & Nightingales, but it's not an overtly religious album. The music is artful and accessible. Red is whimsical and clever; The Search has a devious charm; and Praying to the Walls is anchored by searing guitar work (courtesy of Jason Greenberg, Grassman's husband)." ~ Joey Guerra

The American Chronicle Review & Interview - June 28, 2010
A chilling melody plays around you, haunting lyrics drawing you into a story, pulling emotions from you, creating a vivid image of a world you somehow know. You´ve just heard a Jennifer Grassman song.

The Examiner - March 1, 2010
"Like many of her contemporaries (Kate Bush, Loreena McKennitt, Tori Amos) Jennifer Grassman’s music is not easily classified and offers a range of musical styles including the 1930’s jazz of “The Haunting” and “The Mad, Mad March Hare Acoustic Exposition”. Lyrically, Grassman writes songs that tell a story and often contain references to great literature." ~ David Sadof

2995 - March 4, 2010
"Drama jockey Jennifer Grassman releases her new disc, Serpent Tales & Nightingales, which sounds more mature than previous recordings and will appeal to Tori Amos fans who also love musical theater." ~ Sara Cress

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