Artist description Jeannie Novak is a pianist, film composer, music supervisor, and Internet entrepreneur. In 1994, she founded Indiespace (http://indiespace.com)--an Internet-based promotion, distribution and career support service for indie musicians, filmmakers, artists, performers, and authors. Jeannie has also developed an combined independent film/music festival, Indieflicks, and is currently working on a new album.

Music Style New Age / Cinematic Classical

Musical Influences Beatles, Elton John, Kate Bush, Cocteau Twins, Bernard Herrmann

Similar Artists George Winston, Keith Jarrett, Michael Nyman

Artist History Born in San Diego, CA, she began playing piano and taught herself how to read music at the early age of 5. By age 12, she was a professional piano accompanist, studio musician, and performer. Reign of Fire is her first solo piano album. She is also a vocalist and plans to release a vocal/piano album in the future.

Group Members Solo artist: Jeannie Novak

Instruments Piano

Albums Reign of Fire

Press Reviews "After years of putting together Kspace [now Indiespace.com], an independent Internet music service that supports over 500 artists and musicians, Jeannie Novak has resurrected her own recording career. Novak is now returning to her original motivation for getting on the web: to bring her solo piano style, which she calls "cinematic classical," to the masses through the power of cyberspace. The resulting collection, Reign of Fire, takes Novak from cyberspace to the heavens, where she uses her music to interpret the power of the stars. Film and TV music supervisors should take note of Novak's talents." -- Tom Kidd, Show Biz column - Music Connection (Feb/Mar 1998)

Additional Info Autographed CDs available

Location Santa Monica, CA - USA

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