Jen Breen

I love music but cannot read it on paper.
I write...A lot.
I have never been professionally trained (in either).
I am very green, just looking for humans that want to take a chance and are game to see if my words and virgin ears are worthy of [removed] the learning on the way is a bonus. :-)
I'm down for all kinds of music but I'll throw out some old and new music examples so you can judge my taste at your leisure. :-)

Newer (for me):

Monsoon - Emma louise & flume (intro lyrics and horror film synth sound bites = amaze)
Backbone - stormzy & chase and status (because it sounds like an old school chase and status with a 2.0 step up, and stormzy is just south London boss).
Who knows who - Orgone and Fanny Franklin
Cyanide - Pete wentz, nothing nowhere
Lumineers - all of the the songs, lyrics, composition ; get in, so epic
Black Pumas,
Little simz
Tampa the great,
Mura masa
Hobo johnson
The narcissist cookbook
Clejan (violin rap)
Kaleo
Dermot Kennedy
Jules of the Tide
Maggie rogers
Meg Mac
Felipe Baldomir
Jack Botts
The Dreggs
Azure Ryder
Zach Bryan
Caamp
Mt Joy
Barkaa
Chillinit
Dave
RAYE
Tyler Childs
Dylan Gosset
The XX
London Grammar
Ocie Elliot
Freya ridings
Matt mason
Paulo nutini
Polish Club
Dear Seattle
Florence and the machine
Mumford and sons
bloc party
kings of Leon
hozier
eminem
Ballpark music
Triple one
Tash

Older:

Jimmy hendrix (watchtower of course)
Nina Simone (Raw Original be my husband on you tube is my fav)
Gorecki (Lamb)
Tracey Chapman
Macy Gray
Joss Stone
Selah sue
Corey Taylor on his lonesome (London live set is a winner)
Dallas - City and Colour
John butler trio
old school Cat empire
Millencolin
ben harper
jamie T
Frank Sinatra
Steve wonder
the temptations
Matchbox 20
Goo goo dolls
Santana
30 seconds to mars
3rd eye blind
Linkin park
Jimmy eat world
Chilli peppers
Crowded house

There are too many it's getting stupid now.
You get the idea though.
In search of some kind souls to teach this freshie & maybe make some magic along the way.