Jenny Dalton has a new retreat in a 130 yr old house hidden away from her Minneapolis stomping grounds and surrounded by the natural beauty of a charming river town. In her new place, she writes, records and produces piano-based moody pop music.
Lately, Jenny has been influenced by folk art, folk medicine, folk lore, etc. She looked into her family tree and found interesting tales: 4 ancestors executed in the Salem Witch Trials, a Dutch tradesman who came to New York and married a Mohawk "princess" named Ots-Toch. These discoveries along with the urge to reconnect with folk wisdom and ways have woven their threads in the songs for the new Blood Folk EP (a 5-song, digital release).
Dalton taught herself how to play piano and began composing original songs at 8 yrs old. She was influenced by post-punk era bands, and her music has been compared to artists like Tori Amos, Kate Bush, Sia, Vienna Teng and others.
Jenny Dalton has a new retreat in a 130 yr old house hidden away from her Minneapolis stomping grounds and surrounded by the natural beauty of a charming river town. In her new place, she writes, records and produces piano-based moody pop music.