About – Jenni Rudolph

Jenni Rudolph is a songwriter, vocal producer, and multimedia editor from Southern California. With an ear for innovative hooks and a passion for illuminating untold stories, Jenni helps artists express their authentic selves through resonant, thoughtfully-crafted songs.

From the moment Jenni finished her first song at age 6, she was hooked. Committed to a songwriting career before she had even learned to bike without training wheels, she began memorizing the songwriter credits of her favorite pop CDs and demoing her own rapidly-growing catalogue. As a teenager, she immersed herself in classic and contemporary funk, disco, and R&B records, captivated by the vibrant vulnerability in the music of Rufus & Chaka Khan, Ashford & Simpson, and Jazmine Sullivan, among many others. Today, Jenni’s songwriting and vocal production work spans a broad range of genres, but what remains constant is her drive to empower, affirm, and connect with listeners.

Jenni is a Berklee College of Music graduate, Pat Pattison Songwriting Award scholar, Songs 4 Social Change honoree, and Johnny Mercer Songwriters Project Fellow. Her songwriting credits include labels such as Monstercat Silk, FSOE Parallels, and Berklee Revelation Records, non-profit The Canales Project, television series The Young & the Restless, virtual reality video game Audica, and various independent pop, R&B, and electronic artists.

Beyond music, Jenni serves as Co-Executive Director of The LUNAR Collective, an award-winning film series and community cultivating connection, belonging, and visibility for Asian American Jews. From 2019-2021, she directed and edited Water & Oil, a documentary and music video project demystifying mixed race identity, in collaboration with 27 mixed creatives across nine cities. The music video can be enjoyed at film festivals across the United States throughout 2022.

Jenni is a triple synesthete, shameless night owl, and lifelong lucid dreamer. In her spare time, she enjoys solving escape rooms, designing murder mysteries, and attempting to fathom higher spatial dimensions.

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