Jennifer Majura Indrasen is a German musician. She played in the bands Knorkator (2012–2014), Equilibrium (2014), Evanescence (2015–2022), and How We End (2023–2025). In June 2025, she announced her retirement from the music industry.

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Jennifer Majura Indrasen (born 16 June 1983) is a German musician. She played in the bands Knorkator (2012–2014), Equilibrium (2014), Evanescence (2015–2022), and How We End (2023–2025). In June 2025, she announced her retirement from the music industry. \n

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Biography

Majura was born in Stuttgart, Germany.\n

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She played in the bands Knorkator (guitarist, 2012–2014), Equilibrium (bassist, 2014) and Evanescence (guitarist, 2015–2022). In 2023, she joined the band How We End, featuring vocalists Diva Satanica (ex-Nervosa) and Jake E (Cyhra, ex-Amaranthe), guitarist Tom Naumann (Primal Fear), bassist Mitch Kunz, and drummer Adde Larsson. Their debut single, \"My Fighting Heart\", was released in 2023.\n

\nMajura announced her exit from the music industry on 11 June 2025, stating:

After careful consideration, observing what is going on in this music industry, AI related developments and change in society I've come to the conclusion to step away. ... While time allowed me, I was able to collect an amazing amount of beautiful experiences, tours, shows, travels and moments! I am grateful for every bit of that, but the world has changed. I can confidently make up my mind to stop.\"

Discography

Studio albums:\n

Jen Majura (2015)
Inzenity (2017)

Evanescence

Studio albums:\n

Synthesis (2017)
The Bitter Truth (2021)

Mangini

Studio albums:\n

Invisible Signs (2023)

References

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External links

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Official website

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Jen Majura

Broadcast History