Artist description Jefferson Denim was recently voted one of the top indie artists by Independent Songwriter Web-Magazine. His style has been described as a cross between Beck, Goo Goo Dolls, Bowie and Beatles, and Album Network Magazine describes Jefferson's eclectic style as "wonderfully crafted pop masterpieces." Jefferson's music has been featured on the Oxygen Network, in various MTV-produced programs, Discovery Channel's "Outward Bound."

Musical Influences Prince, Peter Gabriel, God Lives Underwater, James Taylor

Similar Artists Beck, Goo Goo Dolls, David Bowie, Beatles

Artist History Jefferson Denim originally relocated to Los Angeles from his native Chicago as an actor. He was placed under contract with Columbia Pictures, and this led to some guest roles, commercials, and a stint on NBC's Days Of Our Lives. Music, however, has always been Jefferson's primary passion.His writing styles are varied, as evidenced by the various awards he has won: The Scott Oakley Musical Theater Scholarship while an undergrad at UCLA; Gospel, Rock and R&B Awards from the Billboard and Cashbox song contests; Grand Prize for best song in the national V.O.C.A.L. Song Competition. In addition, Jefferson is a recipient of the Lionel Richie Songwriter of the Year Award.In 2000, Kamikaze Penguin Records released the latest Jefferson Denim CD RADICAL NEW THERAPY. The follow up to the critically acclaimed INTO THE RED, RADICAL NEW THERAPY is being hailed as "a demonstration of truly spectacular talent in songwriting and singing" (The Global Muse) and "a powerful combination of intelligent writing and incredible sounds" (film director David Latt).

Albums Into the Red; Dharma; Radical New Therapy

Location Santa Monica, CA - USA

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