WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL JILL COHN WEBSITE The NEW RELEASE is now available in CD Formatt at cdbaby OR get your MP3s of the disc here directly from JIll's Nimbit Store Listen to the new Radio Single RESCUE DOG! Click the Play button on the bottom of the menu at left.

LATE BREAKING NEWS

Sony music to use 2 more Jill tunes in upcoming DVD releases of Party of 5. due out this Spring time.

JIll's music was reciently featured in a documentry self-help DVD to assist troubled teens. To read all about the release Click Here: www.whentoworry.com

Jill's song, "CALM" from her Critically acclaimed 5th release, Window To The Wise will be featured on the upcoming episode of STRONG MEDICINE to air on the LIFETIME NETWORK in early 2006! You can also hear her songs "Calm" and "Do or Die" on Dawson's Creek Season 2, 3 & 5 DVD in stores now. On December 20th, SONY PICTURES will be releasing PARTY OF FIVE Season 2 on DVD, and there you can find 2 more of Jill's songs; "Calm" and "The Truth".

Jill's songs are now available in MP3 format at the following music-download stores: Apple iTunes, MusicMatch, Napster. On these sites, you can find your FAVORITE songs from Jill's CDS: The Absence Of Moving, Stories From The Bluebus, and Window To The Wise.

Taylor Guitars has invited Jill to endorse their fine Guitars, and you can read a terrific new review of Seven Year Surrender in Taylor Guitar's online publication Wood & Steel. You can read it at Wood & Steel.

Jill has once again been invited this year to endorse Elixir Stings and has been an endorsee of this fabulous acoustic string since 2002

Click Here For More Information About Elixir Strings

Click Here For Jill's Continuously Updated Tour Information.

"Her music evokes such familiarity and comfort that it's almost as if she lives next door to whomever happens to be listening. Cohn has the uncanny ability to find the song in everything she comes into contact with and a rare talent for melding gentle melodies and deep insight."

“Her music pays homage to Joni Mitchell and the Counting Crows, but Cohn has a sound all her own." --Michael Henningson (weekly Alibi 5/2003)