Jenny James was born to sing and entertain.
As part of a family of professional musicians, music has been everpresent in Jenny's life. An acute ear for harmony, melody and rhythm is augmented by a bred-in-the-bone passion for song and dance.
Jenny's voice has an outstanding range and she can mimic such great divas as Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Maria Carey, Shakira, Celine Dion, Beyonce and many more. In addition to belting out rock and pop, Jenny can sing in Latin, R&B, Hip Hop, Jazz and any other style.
Born in Davao City, Philippines, in 1985, Jenny began performing in public at only five years old, singing and playing guitar and piano.

Jenny has enjoyed numerous appearances on Rogers Cable TV. A two-part biography has appeared on Omni channel. Jenny has also been a guest at many local Filipino events in the Toronto area. She has performed with local celebrities as well as doing jingles that aired in the Carribean. Always willing to help a good cause, Jenny has been a guest performer at the Boys and Girls Clubs, the Kiwanis Club of Canada, the Toronto Mabuhay Festival and other charitable events. 

Paul's love affair with guitars and music began at an early age.
After starting his musical journey by playing piano for several years, Paul picked up the guitar and has not put it down ever since. He loves guitar so much he has a collection of vintage and modern instruments that he makes use to create the subtle sound changes in the variety of songs that Jen and the Men play.
Paul has played in numerous bands, most recently Happy Ending and the Unusual Suspects, which he helped form and played in for almost two years.
A rocker in mind and in heart, Paul enjoys listening to classic rock bands, such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Eagles, Deep Purple and Metallica, along with progressive bands like Rush, Steely Dan and Dream Theatre. Pop bands, like Collective Soul, Matchbox 20, U2, Red Hot Chili Peppers Foo Fighters and Kings of Leon are also on his favorites list.
His favorite songwriters include Peter Gabriel, Jeff Lynn, Rob Thomas, Don Henley and, of course, The Beatles.
His guitar influences vary and include guitar heroes Jimmy Page, David Gilmour, John Petrucci, Joe Satriani, Larry Carlton, Carlos Santana, Mark Knopfler, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eddie Van Halen.
While Paul grew up with rock, he loves all kinds of music, including blues, country, pop, dance and jazz. At one extreme, he enjoys the raw quality of a live recording, and at the other, he appreciates the well-produced structure of music that is made with concept and precision. Most of all, he loves a well-crafted song where every note, every word and every drum beat, is there for a reason. Whether it is a simple pop song, or a complex progressive piece, Paul enjoys music that makes sense and has a purpose.
His guitar collection includes PRS, Music Man, Fender and Gibson.
He is currently using a Mesa Boogie rig, with Tiaxis for preamp and a TC Electronics G-Major for effects.
He also plays around with a Roland GR-20 guitar synth.
His aim is for complete versatility of sound.
At some point, Paul wants to play the saxophone, as he enjoys its raw emotion…
As long as he has been playing and listening to music, Paul has been writing it. He long ago traded in his 4-track and now records his musical pieces on his Cubase 5 home studio.

Having played with numerous group's Paul brings a great amount of experience to Jen and the Men.
Experiencing modest success both locally and internationally Paul has laid down some groove's for a number of artist's in a variety of genre's. From Top 40 showband's to tribute act's to rock band's and even an original rumba flamenco act he has had to draw upon his little formal training and huge passion for music to provide
the sound's and groove's for where he stand's to-day.
Influenced by pretty much all genre's of music Paul admires bassist's like Tony Levin, Nathan East, Chris Squire, and Geddy Lee for their innovative style's and musicianship.
Looking forward to working with some great and talented people Paul sees nothing but good thing's to come from Jen and the Men.

Massimo Campoli was born in a very musical family and at the young age of 5 years old his passion for drums became clear to those around him. His ear for music enabled him to learn quickly and allowed him to progress quickly from childhood to his teen years.. In his early twenties he became a member of an original act and has since recorded three albums and toured to various parts of the world. His understanding and feel for music has also allowed him to be very versatile and is able to perform with many different groups and styles of music. Performing live is what Massimo love's the most, allowing him to channel the music and rythms that run through him to audiences big or small. His favourite thing about Jen and The Men is the versatility of the band and the chemistry he feels with them.