Jenna Kyle is an American singer-songwriter and musician based out of New York City. In addition to writing and producing her breakout album, Jenna Kyle was featured on Brooklyn-based DJ/Producer BAILE’s last two EP’s and continues to collaborate with big names in the electronic world as a featured vocalist and songwriter.
 Jenna Kyle exemplifies a new strand of ethereal R&B blended with indie electronica to create thoughtful, emotive art pop. With a sound and vision that transcends traditional pop, Jenna Kyle draws upon her exploration of meditation, durational performance art, electronic soundscapes, 90’s R&B, and a range of childhood influences from Pink Floyd to Nina Simone. Utilizing these greats as the backbone of her musicality, Jenna Kyle continues to pull inspiration from modern day influencers including Nicholas Jaar, Bonobo, James Blake, Washed Out, and Flying Lotus. Jenna Kyle was a featured musician and performer in Temporary Distortion’s acclaimed performance art installation, “My Voice Has An Echo In It,” a haunting 6-hour, mixed media saga, within which Kyle moves unexpectedly between vocals, keyboard and drums. "Echo" has been featured in the NY Times, American Theatre Magazine, at the PS122 festival in 2015 and held residency at Robert Wilson's Water Mill Center in 2016. Jenna Kyle’s original song, “Keep Moving On,” was selected by the National Association of Mental Illness (NAMI) for their 2014 National Fall campaign #iwillisten. Kyle continues to advocate for a variety of health and environmental causes. Jenna Kyle's background in business, tech and fashion frees her work from the confines of genre, allowing her to collaborate with an array of musicians, DJ’s, songwriters and multi-disciplinary artists.