Jennifer Lynn
Jennifer Lynn is a German-based American-born singer. She is the winner of season 14 of the German talent competition The Voice of Germany, having competed on the team coached by Samu Haber.
Personal life
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Lynn toured the US as a dueling pianist and singer before moving to the Netherlands in 2009 to perform for the Dutch club and piano bar Crazy Pianos. While in the Netherlands, Lynn was invited to perform for members of the Dutch Royal Family, including King Willem-Alexander, Princess Margriet, and Prince Pieter-Christiaan. In 2014, Lynn married and moved to Germany to support her husband's career and raise their children. After their separation in 2022, Lynn resumed making music.Career
In 2005, Lynn released her studio album, In a Moment.''The Voice of Holland''
In 2013, Lynn auditioned for the fourth season of The Voice of Holland, singing "Fix You" by Coldplay. All four coaches on the show turned their chairs for her. Lynn chose to be a part of Team Ali B. She was eliminated in the Semi-finals. During her time on the show, two of her songs' studio version reached the Dutch Single Top 100: "Fix You" reached #29 on 4 October 2013, and "Zombie" charted at #98 on 6 December 2013. She also recorded a Christmas single along with the season's fellow top 8 contestants, "Christmas Hearts", which charted #29 on 21 October 2013.Post The Voice of Holland, Lynn released her album, 6 Degrees.
In 2015, the Netherlands Red Cross commissioned her to write and perform Carry Me as a tribute to all volunteer aid workers, releasing it on International Red Cross Day.
''The Voice of Germany''
In 2024, Lynn auditioned for the fourteenth season of The Voice of Germany, singing "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac. All four coaches on the show expressed interest in working with Lynn, leaving the decision to her as to who would be her mentor. Lynn ultimately chose to be a part of Team Samu. During her performances, Lynn played the piano, accompanying her vocals. She won the season on 6 December with 29.49% of the public vote.Upon winning the show, Lynn sang her original song, "Light the Sky", which was then released as a single.