For as long as I can remember, I have been a singer. Standing on coffee tables when I was two, waiting for the applause from my family after I’d just put on a show. I’ve never had a backup plan. I grew up in Kerrville, a small Texas town, the youngest of four with a family who has always supported my aspirations. When I graduated from high school, I moved to Boston, Massachusetts to pursue my dreams of becoming a professional singer at Berklee College of Music. I began to write songs and perform as much as possible. In 2017, I received my Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance. 

​After graduation, I began teaching private voice lessons at the Real School of Music and performing around Boston. This year, I released my first self titled EP, Jessie Wren. I poured my heart and soul into this album, reflecting on personal life experiences and love for my Grandmother. It means everything to me, and I’m over the moon that it is now out in the world. Singing has always given me an outlet, knowing that it’s okay to be different, living and breathing through my music.