by KJ Denhert | Jun 18, 2011 | Blog
The morning of the Clearwater Festival These two illustrations have ridden in my guitar case for maybe three years, They were drawn by a young man working as a dishwasher that season at a favorite restaurant of mine called the Wall House in St. Barth. I knew I should...
by KJ Denhert | Mar 15, 2011 | Blog
In late 1979 I joined a group of four women who started a band called Fire and Stanley Flato was our manager. He was kind and spoke with an unfamiliar accent that I learned was Polish. He was not a tall man or particularly fetching, but I sensed an air of someone who...
by KJ Denhert | Nov 9, 2010 | Blog
I am really excited to tell everyone that Album No. 9 is officially released here in the US. I can’t quite explain what this feels like – but it is a very good feeling. Let’s just say it took a few minor miracles and a sense of humor. The coincidence that it came out...
by KJ Denhert | Sep 20, 2010 | Blog
New York, there is no place like home. Johnny B and I caught Christelle’s 7:30pm show at Zinc bar. Lovely show! Singer-Songwriter, Ansel Matthews, was working the door and assisting in the sound check at Zinc. I remember him working at the Bitter End and the...
Although she continues to define herself as an “urban folk and jazz” artist, KJ's journey has led her to explore the many genres that influenced her life and music. Her Journey continues to push the boundaries of her own definition. This archive is a chronicle of KJ's journey—her thoughts, her words, her memories and many inspirations.