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Genres | Country |
Occupation(s) | Songwriter |
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Josh Jenkins is a Nashville based singer/songwriter and lead singer of the band Green River Ordinance. Growing up, Jenkins spent time singing at local opries in Texas, and ultimately joined the band at 15 years old, where he spent 15 years as the lead singer. Jenkins now resides in Nashville, TN, largely focusing his craft on songwriting. Jenkins signed a worldwide publishing deal with powerhouse publisher SMACKsongs in late 2016. [1] Jenkins’ songs have been recorded by artists such as Walker Hayes, Jordan Davis, Muscadine Bloodline, Randy Houser, and more. Jenkins has also started to release solo projects, including his first three singles, “Broken Record,” “Perfect Mess,” and “More Beautiful.”
Year | Artist | Album | Song | Co-writer(s) |
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2006 | Green River Ordinance | The Beauty of Letting Go | "Breath of Life" | Green River Ordinance (Jenkins, Geoff Ice, Denton Hunker, Joshua Wilkerson, Jamey Ice) |
"Piece It Together" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Re-Run" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Waiting for a Sign" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Everything You Are" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Secrets and Lies" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Pick Me Up" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Speak Through Me" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Stay" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Catch Me On Your Break" | Green River Ordinance | |||
2007 | Green River Ordinance | Way Back Home - EP | "Here We Are" | Green River Ordinance |
"Sleep It Off" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Come On" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"19" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Beauty of Letting Go" | Green River Ordinance | |||
2009 | Green River Ordinance | Out of My Hands | "Outside" | Green River Ordinance |
"Come On" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Out of My Hands" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"On Your Own" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Goodbye L.A." | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Different (Anything at All)" | Green River Ordinance, Raine Maida | |||
"Learning" | Green River Ordinance, Emerson Hart | |||
"Last October" | Green River Ordinance, Hodges | |||
"Sleep It Off" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Getting Older" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Endlessly" | Green River Ordinance, Maida | |||
Single | "Come On" | Green River Ordinance | ||
2010 | Green River Ordinance | 2010 Winter Olympics' AT&T Team USA Soundtrack | "Rise Up" | Green River Ordinance |
Freedom (International Justice Mission's charity album) | "Don't Give Up" | Green River Ordinance | ||
Single | "On Your Own" | Green River Ordinance | ||
Wait a Minute | "Tight Rope" | Green River Ordinance | ||
"Whisper In Your Ear" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"On Your Own" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Breath of Life" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Here We Are" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Everything You Are" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Beauty of Letting Go" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Piece It Together" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Goodbye L.A." | Green River Ordinance | |||
The Morning Passengers EP: Acoustic Sessions | "Dancing Shoes" | Green River Ordinance | ||
"Uncertainly Certain" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Undertow" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Inward Tide" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Out of the Storm" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Where The West Wind Blows" | Green River Ordinance | |||
2011 | Green River Ordinance | Single | "Heart of Me" | Green River Ordinance |
Tim Halperin | Rise and Fall | "I Believe" | Tim Halperin, Jordan Critz | |
2012 | Green River Ordinance | Single | "Heart of Me" | Green River Ordinance |
Under Fire | "Dark Night" | Green River Ordinance | ||
"New Day" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Heart of Me" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Resting Hour" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Under Fire" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Healing Touch" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Love Laid Down" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Home" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Heart of the Young" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Crawling" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"San Antone" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Brother" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Don't Be Afraid" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Lost In The World" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Dancing Shoes" | Green River Ordinance | |||
2013 | Green River Ordinance | Chasing Down the Wind - EP | "Cannery River" | Green River Ordinance |
"It Ain't Love" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"When My Days Are Gone" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Flying" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"She Is In The Air" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Better Love" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Fool For You" | Green River Ordinance | |||
A Rocket To The Moon | Wild & Free | "Ever Enough" | A Rocket To The Moon | |
2014 | Uncle Kracker | Single | "Endlessly" | Denton Hunker, Geoff Ice, Jamey Ice, Raine Maida |
2015 | Green River Ordinance | Single | "Red Fire Night" | Green River Ordinance |
2016 | Green River Ordinance | Single | "Simple Life" | Green River Ordinance |
Fifteen | "Keep Your Cool" | Green River Ordinance | ||
"Red Fire Night" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Maybe It's Time (Gravity)" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Simple Life" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Tallahassee" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"You, Me & the Sea" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Always Love Her" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Endlessly" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Only God Knows" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Life in the Wind" | Green River Ordinance | |||
"Keep My Heart Open" | Green River Ordinance | |||
Randy Houser | Fired Up | "Whiskeysippi River" | Matt Jenkins, Trevor Rosen | |
Walker Hayes | 8Tracks, Vol. 1: Good Shit | "Bad Thing (Good Shit)" | Walker Hayes, Matthew McVaney | |
2017 | Clark Manson | Friday Nighters | "Anytime Is A Good Time" | Brad Tursi, Josh Hodge, Heather Morgan |
2018 | Jordan Davis | Home State | "Sundowners" | Matt Jenkins, Jordan Davis |
Sister Hazel | Water: EP | "I Stayed For The Girl" | Josh Dorr, M. Rodgers | |
Muscadine Bloodline | Movin' On | "Put Me On A Road" | Muscadine Bloodline | |
Josh Jenkins | Single | Broken Record | Brandon Hood, April Geesbreght | |
Perfect Mess | Matt Jenkins, Bryan Simpson | |||
2019 | SAILR | Single | Not Too Late | Jordan Critz |
Heartbeat | Jordan Critz | |||
Josh Jenkins | Single | More Beautiful | Jordan Critz | |
2022 | Drake Milligan | Dallas/Fort Worth | "Kiss Goodbye All Night" | Brandon Hood, Drake Milligan, Phil O'Donnell |
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