Sara Jane is a singer songwriter from the beautiful state of Tasmania, recently moved to Melbourne, who doesn't go unnoticed. Her style is unique, individual and not something that is easily boxed or categorized into one particular genre. Instead Sara Jane has a real sense of diversity and spontaneity, with each song taking you on a new musical journey to the next. This variety stems from a broad range of musical influences such as old school sounds like Eva Cassidy, Ella Fitzgerald and Bob Marley and modern sounds like Regina Spektor, Lanie Lane and Missy Higgins.
With the support of her dynamic band, Sara Jane connects with her listeners through funky reggae style grooves that can get you moving in your seat as well as more intimate bluesy connections that are raw and honest. Through elements of blues, reggae, pop, and folk she captivates and immerses audiences of all ages and backgrounds as she takes you on story of all those things we can relate too; love, loss, life.

Sara Jane released her latest EP (Let's see) how this plays in July last year.

You can hear and purchase it here:
https://sarajanesings.bandcamp.com

I havent posted a track in a million years, but am actively still producing privately.  As a dubstep producer, I tend to aim for tracks that are somewhere between hard and gritty.  What I usually end up with, however, is something between gritty and chilled out.  Dubstep is not for everyone, and my personal flavor of dubstep is for even fewer people.    Music is not my career, but rather, a passionate hobby.  I know I will never be famous, and I do not care.  I do this for me.  I am my own biggest fan, and my own worst critic.  I have been making hip-hop beats casually for over a decade.  Then i  discovered Dubstep, and it was love at first listen.

I always have a bassline or a melody running through my head, and I make tracks as an outlet for that constant stream.  I also produce because the process moves me.  When I am producing, I am in another world.  Each track is born out of a particular mood or feeling, and when I listen to the tracks months or years later, I am drawn right back into the mood of that time, for better or worse.  I began putting my music online because I figured if I can move myself with my music, then perhaps it can also move somebody else.  I am thrilled to see so many people enjoying my music.

My current setup revolves around Ableton Live.   I use a Beringer 49-key keyboard and an Akai MPK Mini pad-keyboard.  I also own a Novation Launchpad (which admittedly gets little use.  Most drums are done on a Mashine Mk2. To create my basslines and synths,I mostly use NI Massive + Kontakt.    I have no formal training, and learned all I know by experimentation and online tutorial.

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