lady jane Hudson, New York
during high school jane started making recordings on her tape deck in her room.
after college and many open mics
later, she started releasing her work in small eps and singles. all self recorded. all self produced.
"soft waltz" is her first studio album. recorded at sleepercave records in williamsburg ma.
she is currently working on her sophomore record.
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