Jane Weaver is a musician from Liverpool, England. As someone who runs a record label and plays in several groups, she is certainly no stranger to collaboration, but as a songwriter and performer she’s uniquely autonomous and largely responsible for everything you’ll hear on her solo output — though friends do lend a hand (or instrument) here and there as needed. Jane possesses an otherworldly voice, uniquely suited to her distinctly light yet powerful style which blends perfectly with both the electronics and traditional instruments employed in her songs. She stopped by Serious Business Music in DUMBO, Brooklyn for this intimate look at her music.
The Architect EP is available now from Fire Records.
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