Born into the vibrant world of show business in New York City, Jennifer Youngs' life was forever intertwined with the glamorous backdrop of movie sets. As a child, she spent her formative years surrounded by the bright lights and bustling energy of the entertainment industry, laying the foundation for a future filled with creative expression.
The 1990s saw Youngs emerge as a talented actress, with a three-year stint as Ingrid on the popular TV series "Doctor Quinn, Medicine Woman". However, her character's untimely demise led Youngs to re-evaluate her priorities and redirect her energies towards her true passion: music.
In collaboration with musician and producer Ronnie Champagne, Youngs formed the band "What's the Bob" and created a CD recording that showcased her unique sound. The reincarnation-themed album, titled "MOBIUS", was brought to life with the help of actors and props during a captivating performance at Masquers Club in Hollywood.
The release of "MOBIUS" was followed by a rock album, "Jennifer Savage", which was specifically crafted for the film "Karma Chameleon". In 1999, Youngs and Champagne embarked on a six-month concert tour in Portugal, further solidifying their musical partnership.
After spending several years in Europe, Youngs returned to the United States and her native East Coast, where she continued to hone her craft. She went on to release two additional CDs, "Only Human" and "I Like to Watch TV", before making the move to Seattle to form a new band and record "Let Me Go There".
Youngs' most recent album, "Lovevolution", was released under the moniker Jennifer Freedom, marking a new chapter in her musical journey. Throughout her career, Youngs has consistently demonstrated her versatility, adaptability, and commitment to her art, leaving a lasting impression on the music industry and its fans.
