The unusual perspective you hear in Jessica Weinberg’s songs is a product of her unique life story. She was born with a combination of heart defects and after some early struggles, was also diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, a form of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Instead of allowing her disabilities to be hindrances, she let it be a motivator for her success. And she has been busy succeeding in life. Jessica’s songs “What If We Forget,” “Magic and Power, “Better Than That” and “Wondering Why” were played as part of the Women of Substance Music Podcast’s “Music with a Conscience” series, in September and October of 2020. Jessica's songs have attracted the attention and interest of several top music publishers through various pitch events. Jessica obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Creative Writing in 2004 and a Juris Doctor in 2007. She has worked for various law firms and non-profits, and since late 2016, has been employed with a disability services agency in Ohio, where she works directly with various high-level managers. She is also known in her community as an often-effective advocate for public transportation. Still, her passion is songwriting, especially writing lyrics. Jessica listened to country and pop music as a young teen and was drawn to the lyrics being sung by '90s country stars such as Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood, Pam Tillis, and Terri Clark, as well as pop stars such as Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston. Jessica soon began writing her own songs, offering a perspective on life, love, heartache, and struggle derived from living with potentially life-threatening health conditions and disabilities. She strives to tackle slices of life not often addressed in music and takes different approaches to the usual topics. Jessica is a member of Global Songwriters Connection and TAXI. Her focus within the music industry is crystal clear; she is bringing her mastery of the written word to life through lyrics.