Born to sing. Pint-sized Australian singer with a huge voice.

Corinna Jane is an Australian singer, songwriter, performer and recording artist. After many years in the rock and soul fields, Corinna is now finding success through the dance scene, with House, Nu Disco, Trip Hop and Chill Out tracks coming to the attention of the public. Corinna is well known for her explosive vocal power, sensual timbre and singular vocal range. Influenced by the likes of Aretha Franklin, Renee Geyer, Janis Joplin and Minnie Riperton, she has been described as “the female Robert Plant” and her style as one of “effortless beauty”.

2016 was a massive year for Corinna Jane. Collaborations with France's Mark Lower resulted in "The Chase" EP, released through Spirit Soul Records. The two-track release reached #2 on Beatport's Chill Out charts, with over 100,000 plays on Soundcloud. Many more collaborations with talented producers are in various stages of production. Corinna's vocals also featured in two movies, Stage Left and Au Revoir, and one of her compositions was published in a songbook.

2018 proved to be another big year for Corinna, as her collaboration with the U.K.'s Passionardor resulted in a hit on the Aussie iTunes Dance charts. Love Getaway (Escape), was released through Chicago To London, and raced up the charts to nab the #13 spot.

Record labels:
Phonoscope Productions (AU)
Spirit Soul Records (SE)
Club Sweat (AU)
Chicago To London (US)
Hoonoh Records (UK)
Stay tuned for more!

Feel free to message re licensing/collaboration/record deals.

The Shizzle is a weekly radio program that has been running since late 2014 on 99.9 BayFM (Byron Bay) exploring a diverse range of music from the now, yesterday and tomorrow. Touching on  everything from psychedelia, techno, post punk, disco, house, leftfield electronic music, world exotica & more. I have a very loose music policy, "If I like it, I play it".

I am a passionate music fan originally from Melbourne who now calls the Byron Shire home. In Melbourne I presented various electronic music radio shows on 3PBS FM, was a founding member of the Global Eyes music/art project and a regular fixture on Melbourne’s underground dj scene spinning at intimate affairs through to clubs and larger festivals including Earthcore,  Rainbow Serpent & The Eclipse Festival. I am in my happy place playing music to an adventurous dance floor.

The Shizzle : 99.9 Bay FM 
Wednesday Nights 8-10pm (AEDT)
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