I never worked with Ed in the room, but he had that song and BTS wanted me to change the lyrics to suit the band more. Jennifer is just such a hard worker with all her success she doesn't have to be that way but she is. Jennifer and Jenna worked together on the song Church As well as Jennifer, you've worked with Ed Sheeran for BTS' Permission To Dance, what have you learned from these two performers?
She's just such a great person and she's absolutely all about that female empowerment – I love that about her. We actually met in the studio and we ended up hanging out and becoming friends and she loved that song so much, she changed so much of it and she really made it her own, which I thought was amazing.Īnd there was another song I have called Bad Things that she loved and she was going to cut it, but ended up using my version of it from my side project for her show Shades of Blue. With someone like Jennifer Lopez who you wrote Church for, was it a collaborative effort? I find a lot of times the best songs that I've made in my career are deep conversations that just end up being the song. With BTS, for example, it comes with research, comes with listening to their songs and paying attention to each singer and their tones and where to place them best because they're a band.īut if you're in a room with an artist, then a lot of time it's finding the dynamic or the bond over the music. Yet it worked pretty seamlessly, and they were really cool to work with creatively as they would tell us what they liked and didn't like and also try to be open to trying things.Ī post shared by Jenna Andrews has yet to meet BTS How do you fit your working style to match an artist? Do you find that quite an easy process? Then we send over voice notes and they would ask for certain enunciation things and it was just so much back and forth for about like two months with the format of songs. I did the vocal production for Dynamite and Savage Love, the remix, and then Butter and Permission to Dance, so it's really interesting after four songs that we still haven't met in person.Įxclusive: Kane Brown talks being a country artist at MTV VMAs 2022Įxclusive: Mickey Guyton: 'I never stood up for myself, ever'īut it ended up being amazing because we worked over WhatApp, believe it or not, and it just was cool because we were able to communicate with their A&R person there and they would relay to them what we were thinking, so I would sing a bunch of harmonies, or especially on songs like Butter or Permission to Dance, my partner, Stephen Kirk, would sing the voice notes as he has a male voice, which really helps. It first happened during COVID, so we actually have never met in person.
Jenna works with the biggest names in music BTS are the biggest band in the world – what's the process when you're going into a session with a band like that?
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Jenna spoke with HELLO! about learning from K-Pop icons over WhatsApp, Dixie D'Amelio's debut album and J-Lo's smash movie Marry Me.
Born in Canada, Jenna signed with Def Jam Records before turning her energy towards other artists, and now she's also working on her own podcast, The Green Room, giving artists a safe space to share the importance of being vulnerable.
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