"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose," is a quote by Jim Elliot which encompasses the story of the life of Jennifer Sanon who is now re-emerging on the music scene with debut single "The Point of No Return." --- a song she wrote after losing 8 family members during the 2021 pandemic, including both parents. A Miami, Florida native and a product of a family of musicians, Jen first emerged on the scene when she was hailed as a jazz singer, but shortly disappeared because she always knew "I never intended to be a jazz artist."

Though she is the main featured singer in Wynton Marsalis' Grammy-nominated album "From the Plantation to the Penitentiary." She sought to re-mold her identity, by writing her own songs--co-producing and co-writings songs like "Let Love Lead" & "Jen's Blues" for Grammy-winning Artist Jonathan Batiste; as well as her own such as "Climb" and "Got to Be Free."

The stories behind most of Jen's songs are centered around her encounter with Christ who saved her from a suicidal end. Raw, epic and dramatically charged---her songs explore themes of love, loss, heartbreak, redemption, and self-discovery with powerful and visceral intensity. Through the sales of her music, she intends to serve over 300 impoverished families o orphans and widows, where ever God leads her.