by KJ Denhert | Jun 6, 2015 | Blog
K J Denhert Issue No. 22 / December 2014 Kind Folks, I am announcing some great shows with the band to close what has been an amazing year. I hope you like the new format of the newsletter. Hopefully it’s easy to read on your little devices! We’re coming...
by KJ Denhert | May 7, 2014 | Blog
This year I made my third trip to Cairo. I have visited the Pyramids at Giza each time actually. This year I decided that I would climb the 203 steps to visit the Kings Chamber. I heard that it would be claustrophobic but I figured how much worse could it be that...
by KJ Denhert | Aug 3, 2012 | Blog
I have been waking up at all kinds of crazy hours after proclaiming that I never suffered from jet -lag. I’ve been getting into the Olympics loving the couch time after performing 19 shows in a ten days festival. I see it as my own personal summer olympics....
by KJ Denhert | Mar 14, 2012 | Blog
On March 16th I am celebrating a 15 Year Anniversary with my band, the New York Unit. I’ve got a brand new EP called Destiny that should arrive in time for the special Spotlight Concert at Tribeca PAC. The concert will musically take a look back at some of the...
by KJ Denhert | Nov 23, 2011 | Blog
I certainly have a lot to be thankful for- the new website is here and ready for a test drive! Huge thanks and praise to Janice Bond and Liqui-Site Designs for making this happen, and happen on schedule!! Also arriving today is a very cool video update from Emmy award...
by KJ Denhert | Nov 19, 2011 | Blog
At my feet I have this pedal board. I am trying some new cables and I have opened up some real estate so that I can fully access the contours of a new ‘Cry Baby From hell’ Wah Wah Pedal. I think I’ve got a handle on this devil. I’m excited to try it...
Although she continues to define herself as an “urban folk and jazz” artist, KJ's journey has led her to explore the many genres that influenced her life and music. Her Journey continues to push the boundaries of her own definition. This archive is a chronicle of KJ's journey—her thoughts, her words, her memories and many inspirations.