From St. Louis to the musical streets of Nashville, rising pop artist Jenna Kay is ready to take a big bite out of the music scene with her debut EP, Icing on the Cake.
This indie pop sensation has been turning heads with her powerful vocals and unique approach to music creation. Mixing an edgy rocker style with a dash of sass, Jenna's been working hard to build her own unique sound. She's already released several singles that have gotten people talking, showing what it takes to stand out in the crowded pop world.
With Icing on the Cake, Jenna Kay is smoking our speakers with a 6-track EP that digs deep into the stuff that keeps us up at night—love gone wrong, growing up, and dealing with people who aren't always honest.
The EP opens with "Tiffany," a song that softly opens only for Jenna to ramp up the energy and smack us over the head with an exhilarating, jealousy-packed pop-rock anthem. It flows right into "Can't Be Friends," where Jenna's vocals shine as she sings about the tough choice between love and friendship.
The title track, "Icing on the Cake," is a chilling surprise—offering the most personal and cathartic track on the album. It's a close-up look at the bittersweetness of celebrating another year and being terrified of your own age. Onto the EP's second half, "Wedding" opens with a cinematic intro while Jenna cranks the energy back up to unleash the thoughts she can't seem to tame.
"Hypocrite" slows things down a bit, showing off Jenna's softer side as she sings about someone she can never forgive—who happened to be juggling two girls at once. She pieces together these tragedies in a brilliant song that sucks the air right out of the room.
In the outro track, "Shattered," Jenna closes the project with a powerful ballad about the shattering ways of love and its long-lasting impact. It's a high-energy, dynamic listening experience that feels like the final release of pent-up emotions Jenna's been holding onto for way too long.
Get ready to add some sweetness to your playlist with Jenna Kay's new EP, Icing on the Cake, now available on all digital streaming platforms.
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