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Jenna Ramos – Vocals & Trumpet
Favorite SD Tunes: Any Major Dude, Home at Last

Jenna Ramos has been singing and making music for as long as she can remember. Her musical journey began in church, where she learned to sing and harmonize alongside her father, an accomplished vocalist and trumpet player, during services at St. James Episcopal Church in Woonsocket.

Her passion for music led her to study brass performance and jazz voice at Boston Conservatory and Rhode Island College, where she trained with renowned musicians David Ohanian (Canadian Brass), Joseph Foley (Rhode Island Philharmonic, Atlantic Brass), and jazz vocalist Shawnn Monteiro.

Over the years, Jenna has performed and taught in a wide variety of musical settings, including musical theater, drum corps, jazz ensembles, concert bands, and tribute acts. She is a founding member and lead vocalist of the funk and soul tribute band Funky Submarine and is also an active member of the Rhode Island Brass Society.

When she’s not on stage with Hey Nineteen, Jenna serves as the School Partnerships Coordinator and Educator for SoundHouse Arts in Cumberland, Rhode Island, where she shares her passion for music with the next generation of musicians.

Favorite Steely Dan songs: Hey Nineteen, Deacon Blues

Rebecca has been singing since she was a child and has always loved music of all styles. Through her school age years, she sang in a 16 piece a cappella vocal group and began studying privately. She continued studying through college, continuing to study privately and participating in concert choir, but also began a love of singing jazz when given the opportunity to sing in front of the URI Big Band as the lead vocalist for 3 years. Since college, she has participated in small ensembles when the opportunities arose, but is thrilled with the opportunity to sing with Hey Nineteen.

Beyond the music, Rebecca is an IT Consultant for a local consulting firm in Warwick RI. She is married with two wonderful, energetic little boys who she hopes will grow up to love music as much as she does.