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A Singer from a Musical Family Showcases Her Individual Voice

By Bill Snyder | August 20, 2019

Jen Chapin and her trio

Atomic Tom’s singer/songwriter series welcomes Jen Chapin. She talks to us by phone about her musical family and her fairly late start in songwriting, and some of her new projects.

Photo credit: Jen Chapin

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