Serina Jung (photo: Remi Bradette)

Hello, I'm Singer/Songwriter and artist, Serina Jung, (Jung is a German name, pronounced "Young" in English), originally from Montreal, Canada and now living in the amazing Green Mountain state of beautiful Vermont.  Being an independent artist is an incredible journey and privilege, with three independent albums under my belt,  self-titled 1999 debut, Sparrows, released in 2003 and a children's album, STARRY NIGHT: Lullabies For Little Ones released in 2010. After a long hiatus from recording and performing, my fourth and fifth albums, once again for adults, are in their planning stages.  As my art portfolio continues to grow, my incredible supporters can expect to see a marriage of art, poetry and prose in the near future and cool artist merch in the storefront very soon. Your support is so appreciated and helps me to keep my creative mind open and creative. I love hearing from you too, and thank you for your encouragement and support. I don't post to instagram very often but you can find me at @serene.oasis_ for the latest updates and so we can stay in touch.

Here's what was written about me by a kind and generous Montreal writer and friend: 

“Serina  has received positive press and has earned several nominations and awards for both her songwriting and her performances, including a certificate of honorable mention from UniSong and from Billboard's World Songwriting Competition. She has performed in Canada and the U.S.A, at clubs and festivals, including Festival Labatt Blues (Quebec), The Deland Original Music Fest, Calliopefest and Mount Dora Festival for the Arts, and has opened for national recording artists Tom Kimmel, the late Rachel Bissex, and The Little River Band, with blues/R&B powerhouse, Ruth King. Stylistically hard to define, you can expect to hear music that blends Pop, Folk and Adult Contemporary, driven by simple melodies and lyrics based on the real-life sentiments of ordinary, yet extraordinary, people. Many comparisons to Joan Baez, Mary Chapin-Carpenter, Eva Cassidy and Janis Ian make Serina's sound a challenge to really define; perhaps, because in her own way, she is a unique, modern storyteller.” - Gerry Lipnowski