HULL, Jeri Keever

Bunny Hull, born Jeri Keever Hull on October 9, 1951, is an American Grammy Award-winning songwriter, vocalist, musician, and author renowned for her extensive contributions to popular music, film soundtracks, television, and multicultural children's education.
Her breakthrough came in the 1980s as a prominent session vocalist and songwriter in Los Angeles, where she collaborated with industry giants such as Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, David Foster, and Patti LaBelle, contributing vocals to over 20 gold and platinum albums, including backing vocals on Jackson's Thriller, and compositions to various projects. Hull's catalog, managed through her publishing company BrassHeart Music, encompasses more than 500 compositions and master recordings, frequently licensed for projects like the soundtracks of Thelma & Louise, The Prince of Egypt, License to Kill, and Leap of Faith, as well as television appearances on shows including The Today Show, Oprah, Sesame Street, and The Simpsons.