In 2018, Jackie Cohen wasn't sure if she was a songwriter. 12 months later, she's toured the U.S. and Europe, and also released one of this year's most addicting debut albums.
L.A. Singer-Songwriter Jackie Cohen Has Arrived
Author: Roberto Johnson
San Diego native. PR professional. Aspiring vinyl hoarder. Lifelong sports fan.
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