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Fierce, remarkable, and truly empowering!
Jenna DeVries has outdone herself yet again with her latest single and music video for “Rhinestone Cowgirl” released on July 21.
“Rhinestone Cowgirl” is the ultimate sapphic love story—it tells the tale of the kind of love that feels dangerous. It was the perfect opportunity to create this small fantasy world that allowed me to play with the idea of gender expression.
“Love is love – no matter how people identify or look, I believe there is a unique and beautiful love story out there for all of us.”
Start streaming “Rhinestone Cowgirl” here:
Beginning with a light synth sound, quick cut out, followed by a fast beat, Jenna sets the scene for her dramatic storytelling. With Jenna’s intense vocals, she carefully describes a mysterious woman with the lyrics,
“You can see her there, long dark hair
With her cigarette eyes burning deep in your mind.”
She explains, this woman is dangerous, but she has to let her shine. Intensity builds as Jenna belts, “My rhinestone cowgirl.” The mysterious woman is Jenna herself, a divinely feminine powerhouse.
The music video brought the story to life. The verses are sung by a country-western, masculine Jenna—feminine, sexy, and powerful. She proves that you don’t have to be one thing, but you can be a multifaceted, complex enigma.
Authentic and unique. Jenna is a major fan of DIY and it is another one of her talents, “The video also took my DIY skills to the max – the saddle you see in the video was a labor of love that took almost two weeks to transform. You could find me bedazzling a saddle in my living room until all hours of the night – but it really turned out exactly how I imagined it!”
With each single Jenna releases, we get to know a new side of her. Whether it’s her Southern rock, “Self Made Man” dominance, or divine feminine “Rhinestone Cowgirl,” Jenna is consistently powerful and unapologetically herself. The single empowers us to let the sexy, fierce side of ourselves shine.
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