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Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Jazmyne Fountain has spent years building a career around the versatility of her voice. Moving between the warmth of R&B and the scale of pop, Fountain pairs a technically agile vocal range—from rich lows and restrained, intimate phrasing to soaring belts and whistle tones—with a growing interest in cinematic storytelling and emotionally detailed songwriting.

Raised on the vocal traditions of artists including Whitney Houston, Beyoncé and Yolanda Adams, Fountain's musical foundation was shaped as much by precision as power. Later experiences studying and creating music in Chicago and Germany expanded that foundation, introducing her to new approaches to live instrumentation, collaboration and arrangement. After relocating to Los Angeles, she began carving out a career across the entertainment industry, lending her voice to stages and screens while developing the recording artist she had long envisioned becoming.

For the past three seasons, Fountain has performed as a vocalist on Dancing with the Stars, bringing her voice to some of television's biggest musical moments. Her performance career has also included singing the national anthem for the LA Clippers, while her work behind the scenes has allowed her to move throughout the broader music and entertainment ecosystem.

But Fountain's ambitions have never stopped at the microphone. A visual creative as much as a vocalist, she approaches music as an opportunity to build an entire world—one where styling, imagery, character and narrative can deepen what begins in the song.

Her 2026 single “Old News” marks an intentional reintroduction. Rooted in the R&B and pop sensibilities of the 2000s while looking toward the artist Fountain is becoming, the record brings together the pieces she has spent years developing separately: voice, songwriting, visual storytelling and creative direction. Rather than announcing a sudden new era, Old News captures an artist stepping fully into something that has been taking shape all along.