Corinna Jane drops new EP

Franco-English artist Corinna Jane was born in North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany, before moving to Northamptonshire, 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.

Since her introduction in 2015 with her debut EP, titled Hard In Love, she’s struck a chord with fans and received radio support across the UK. She’s also toured all over the country – as well as playing shows in New York and Germany – with her band and played slots at a bunch of festivals including Lechlade, Lainfest, Wilkestock, Victorious Festival and The Great Escape.

During the lockdowns, the piano-driven musician saw success with her stripped back covers of R.E.M.‘s “Losing My Religion” and Dua Lipa‘s “Don’t Start Now”. This period also saw her release a special EP called Songs For My Mother, a touching tribute to her mother who passed away.

Now she’s back with her latest EP, Queen Of Wands, a collection of catchy pop rock tracks recorded in Rome with producer Francesco Arpino who also co-wrote the two songs “Give Me A Sign” and ” I’m Not Ready Now”. Taking its name from the artist’s favourite tarot card, the Queen Of Wands reference a woman who is creative, mystical, warm and ambitious; everything Corinna Jane aspires to capture in her own character.

Opening the EP with emotions of grief from losing her mother, the inspirations for the music evolve towards love and relationships. With Queen Of Wands, Corinna Jane offers a theatrical piano pop masterpiece that pairs relatable emotions with consistently catchy vocal arrangement.

Listen to Queen of Wands below