Corinna Jane

Corinna Jane is Franco-English, but was born in North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany, and grew up in Northhamptonshire, England. Growing up trilingual was a huge advantage, but a steady diet of MTV meant her primary passion was always music. She would learn tunes by ear on the piano as a child, began composing as early as six years old and in her teens started to form her own unique brand of quirky alternative singer-songwriter pop. She has received airplay on BBC Radio 6 (Tom Robinson), BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio alongside prime-time coverage on London Live TV, and has toured with her band around the Midlands, London and the North. She’s featured at a number of festivals, including Lechlade, Lainfest, Main Stage at Wilkestock, Main Acoustic Stage at Victorious Festival and The Great Escape. In the past she has also played New York's oldest rock club "The Bitter End" and toured in Germany. Corinna Jane’s latest offering is an ethereal electronic pop symphony called “The Storm”, produced by Louis Ryan and released on Pretty Decent Music.