MUSE • Musicians United for Social Equity

Biography

Faith Jones is a singer and songwriter based out of New York City. As a product of a musical family, she has been singing her entire life and has performed in various musical styles including jazz, pop, musical theatre, R&B, and classical. Her original music is a reflection of these influences, as evidenced by her first single, “The Absence of Light.” In 2020, she was featured on NPR Music’s Live Sessions, where she performed her songs “Perspective” and “Goodbye,” as well as a cover of Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth.” While her debut EP, Self-Study, is currently in the works, in the meantime you can find her singles “Dead Plants”,  “The Absence of Light” and “For What It’s Worth” wherever you stream music. In addition to singing and songwriting, Faith arranges a cappella and is a musical theatre artist. Favorite credits: Joan in Fun Home (Theatre Raleigh), Cathy in The Last Five Years, Queenie in The Wild Party. Visit faithjonesmusic.com for more!