Born and raised on Canada's west coast, singer-songwriter Jennifer Saxell made her 'stage debut' as a child on her parent's kitchen table, singing at parties for friends and family. Her first public appearance was a solo performance of Ave Maria in the local parish church at the tender age of 7. At 12 she taught herself how to play the guitar and started writing her own songs. Since then she has performed everywhere from honky-tonks to concert halls, appeared on television and radio shows, shared the stage with such artists as k.d. Lang and Emmylou Harris and toured western Canada and the northern United States with her band The Honkin' Pontiacs.

During the 1990's Jennifer emigrated to Sweden, where she continued to write and record. Shortly after the release of her acclaimed Swedish debut album "Daisy Roulette" Jennifer's career as a visual artist began to flourish and rapidly became the focus of her creative output. Today with her art in great demand she is still very dedicated to painting, but is once again making more time for music, her first love. Early 2018 she released the single "The Saddest Day, which was immediately put on heavy rotation on Swedish national radio, the follow-up single "Hey, Shine a Little" released 2019, received the same attention. She subsequently began working on her latest album "Let's Talk About Me", writing and recording in the southern-Swedish countryside. The album, released in the fall of 2023, was a triumphant, critically acclaimed return for Jennifer. She is now busy writing and recording her next album, release date TBA.

Jennifer divides her time between Sweden,  Arizona U.S. and the west coast of Canada.