Jeni Magana
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Jeni Magana

Boston, Massachusetts, United States | SELF

Boston, Massachusetts, United States | SELF
Band Rock Singer/Songwriter

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Last Day As Children (Full length album)

"Mind Over Heart" receiving regular airplay on indie and web radio stations

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The Polaroid Truth has been hailed as "a unity of opposites that is sure to warm your evening and enrich your soul" (East Village Coffee Lounge). Coming from very different backgrounds, Jeff Fettig and Jeni Magana aim to do just that - combine their unique experiences to deliver an entertaining but honest message. Their music has been compared to Damien Rice and Brett Dennen, but they are quickly carving out their own niche in the acoustic genre.

The duo recently spent a month on tour in California promoting their debut release, ”Last Day as Children”. They also made a special live appearance on the CosMix 92.1 FM, where they were said to be "better than Damien (Rice)" in an interview. Their track Mind Over Heart is now making regular playlists on the online radio stations; Sentient Radio and String-Theory, as well as National Public Radio WJCT 89.9 FM based in Jacksonville, FL.

Jeni's Bio--

Jeni Magana has been playing upright bass since she was 14. She was classically trained and performed in several symphony orchestras and chamber groups in California. At age 18, she picked up and moved across the country to attend Berklee College of Music and has played several successful shows as a freelance bassist and singer, notably making several appearances with the Dropkick Murphy's on their past few tours and most recent album.

Jeff's Bio--

Jeff Fettig has been playing the guitar since he was 15 and played with several bands around the San Fransisco area including shows with then local The Matches and Plain White T's. While at Berklee College of Music, he formed a rock group that played several shows in the area. After a year of rock'n'roll, he realized he missed the sounds of acoustic music and so he picked up his acoustic guitar and started working on a new repretoire of songs, which formed the basis and idea for The Polaroid Truth.