Jenn Johns is a multidisciplinary artist, thinker, and spiritual creative whose work lives at the intersection of music, ritual, performing and visual arts, and social imagination. Grounded in the belief that the Divine—what many call God—is indwelling, Jenn approaches art as a practice of remembrance: a remembering that each of us is a whole, perfect, and intentional manifestation of creative intelligence. And is the founder of the F.U.N. Manifesto an app that connects you with ethical cultural and sustainable resources, activities and communities that are values aligned.
Across every medium she touches, Jenn’s art is a call for collective remembrance and unity. It gently insists that another way of being - one grounded in joy, agency, and reverence for life - is not only possible, but already here. And through the melding of different mediums (music, performance, dance), Jenn has produced transmutation rituals - creative experiences designed to transform one’s response to trauma - by reorganizing the nervous system, inviting presence, and supporting personal and collective healing.
With a sound rooted in Afro-diasporic world music and shaped by soul, ceremony, and sensuality, Jenn has captivated audiences around the world: from Denver to Düsseldorf, Los Angeles to London. She has shared stages with iconic artists including Ms. Lauryn Hill, Damian, Stephen, and Ziggy Marley, Yasiin Bey, and Meshell Ndegeocello, and has performed at revered venues such as The Kennedy Center and The Apollo.
Beyond the stage, Jenn is a committed advocate for social, environmental, and food justice.
