For those unaware, as an educator and founder of SingBaby Productions, jazz vocalist, recording artist, and producer Jennifer Madsen mentors aspiring singers and produces jazz events, combining her creative vision with a deep passion for the art.

Through Broadway Loft Concerts, Jennifer curates performance spaces where established artists share the stage with emerging musicians. These concerts function as living mentorship environments — modeling artistry, professionalism, and collaborative leadership in real time.

Jennifer is a Level III certified practitioner of the Margolis Method, a physically based acting system that trains performers to generate authentic emotional expression through precise physical action. She teaches this discipline through her online course, The Performative Singer.

All of those traits have shaped a series of recordings built around reinterpretation. Kick Off the Covers, Reimagine, and Girl Talk move through intimate jazz settings, larger ensemble writing, and imaginative treatments of familiar songs while keeping the relationship between singer and story at the center.

Madison continues to carry that approach into A Jennifer Madsen Christmas (due out a November 6th, 2026), extending her interest in familiar repertoire into a program that draws swing, intimate jazz, gospel, and orchestral writing while continuing to place the story of each song first.

1. “Sleigh Ride” [3:44]
2. “Winter Wonderland” [3:08]
3. “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm” [3:53]
4. “Silent Night” [3:40]
5. “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” [5:03]
6. “I Wonder as I Wander” [3:57]
7. “Some Children See Him” [4:36]
8. “Go Tell It On The Mountain” [4:23]
9. “Touch the Hand of Love” [3:43]

Bringing her story-centered approach to familiar holiday repertoire, shaping each selection according to its own emotional character, Jennifer opens on the sumptuously jaunty “Sleigh Ride” and then we are gifted the sultry-hued blues-jazz vibe of “Winter Wonderland” and the resplendent “I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm,” before the elegant “Silent Night” is lovingly upon us.

Along next is an orchestral magnificence that carries “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” and the luxuriant “I Wonder as I Wander” and they are in turn backed seamlessly by a goosebump-fueling “Some Children See Him” and the robustly harmonic “Go Tell It On The Mountain,” the new holiday set coming to a close on a lushly ambient, breathy “Touch the Hand of Love.”

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