Jeff Hendrick

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Jeff Hendrick is a Soul/R&B vocalist, producer, and saxophonist originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Hendrick has a world wide following and has performed alongside and supported artists like Boyz II Men, Glenn Lewis and Eric Roberson. His latest album 'Soul Celebration' has sold nearly 9,000 independent copies around the world and singles 'Celebrate', 'Old School Party', and 'I Just Wanna Dance' have maintained strong positions on the US Urban AC charts throughout 2006-2007. Hendrick was introduced to US audiences by syndicated radio host Michael Baisden in September of 2006 and was featured as one of Mr. Baisden's B Side artists that same month.