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Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jenna Raine has won over supporters across the globe
with her sweetly expressive vocals and magnetic stage presence. Her single “see you later (ten years)” has transformed from a gorgeously stripped-back, introspective song that she wrote alone at her piano into a massively beloved anthem of healing and hope. Born during her personal quest to write 100 songs during lockdown, “see you later (ten years)” immediately went viral on TikTok, where Jenna now has more than 1.4 million followers. The poignant piano ballad took on a life of its own, with hundreds of thousands of videos created that share stories of struggles, heartbreak and resilience using the powerful lyric “this isn’t goodbye, this is simply a see you later.” Upon its official release, the song quickly rose to #1 on Spotify’s Global and US Viral Charts, racking up more than 33 million streams and earning radio support, debuting on Billboard’s Adult Top 40 Chart.

The Texas-born and raised artist discovered her passion for songwriting when she was very young,
deconstructing pop songs in her diary in an attempt to craft her own lyrics before beginning lessons in vocal training, piano, guitar, and dance and going on to earn a name for herself as an artist, performer and actress. After getting her musical start in an all-girl group, she released her debut solo single “Us” in 2018 and an EP Nen followed by the Be Like You EP both in 2019. Now 17 years old and one of the most promising stars of her generation with American Songwriter proclaiming that “she has all the talent in
the world” and Refinery29 calling her “the next great young songwriter,” Jenna brings a newfound
confidence to her creative vision. She has begun to craft a body of work that is down-to earth, deeply
heartfelt, and undeniably powerful and is currently working with some of today’s top songwriters and
producers, including GRAMMY-winning producer Ryan Tedder (Adele, Jonas Brothers, Ed Sheeran) as
well as Nathan Chapman (Taylor Swift) who produced “see you later (ten years).” Her upcoming acting projects include a feature film.
At the core of Jenna’s songwriting is her desire to offer comfort and connection with her music.

The only thing I want to do is be a light in a very divided world, being a teenager really isn’t easy, and I’d love for my music to be something for people to turn to and know that they’re not alone.

Raine stated.