Whitney Fenimore
Whitney Fenimore
Arthur James, The Orphan 40


Whitney Fenimore


WHITNEY FENIMORE
Whitney Fenimore is a Nashville-based indie-folk and Americana singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and deeply personal storytelling. She gained national recognition as a semi-finalist on Season 13 of NBC's The Voice. Fenimore's music often explores themes of faith, identity, mental health, and self-discovery, reflecting her upbringing in the "Bible Belt" of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her sound is a blend of bright indie-folk, Americana, and indie-pop.


The Orphan 40
Music done right is deeply personal. Drawing inspiration from the likes of early David Gray, the Lumineers, Matt Nathanson and countless other singer-songwriters, The Orphan 40 is driven by earnest, heart-on-the-sleeve lyrics, “leave it all on the stage” vocals, and the notion that simple can be better.
