Jen Ambrose, a celebrated singer/songwriter known for her rich blend of Blues, Jazz, Rock, Soul, and Americana, is proud to announce the release of her powerful new single, “Heart of Stone.” This poignant track explores themes of betrayal, unkindness, and rejection, resonating deeply with anyone who has experienced the sting of lost love or feelings of not being “enough.””Heart of Stone” poses the soul-searching question: How can someone who used to love you turn so cold? Inspired by personal experiences, Ambrose describes the song as a means to heal old wounds and rediscover self-worth. While the lyrics delve into the heartbreak of a failing romantic relationship, the universal emotions captured in the song make it relatable to a broader audience.

The single is a highlight from Ambrose’s latest album, Plenty of Nothin’ to Do, a collection that showcases her songwriting diversity and heartfelt storytelling. With “Heart of Stone,” Ambrose delivers a stirring vocal performance that underscores her reputation as a versatile and emotionally resonant artist.Ambrose’s musical journey began at the age of four, singing in her church choir. A multi-instrumentalist, she initially studied flute, oboe, and piano, later mastering percussion, guitar, and mandolin. Her dynamic approach to music has made her a frequent performer throughout the Northwest, captivating audiences in settings ranging from regional wineries and casinos to concert parks and major festivals.Highlights of Ambrose’s career include performing on the main stage at Seattle Hempfest and opening for an impressive roster of acclaimed artists, such as:

Hip-hop musician Michael Franti & Spearhead
Reggae legends Pablo Moses and The Norma Frazier Band
Musical virtuoso Jackie Greene
Songstress Dar Williams
Colin Hay of 80’s band Men at Work
60’s folk/rock legend Donovan