Jane Lamb

Berklee-schooled Jane Lamb is a singer, pianist, and composer of jazz-infused pop songs. Having played piano since age five, her songs reflect a love for lush chords and layered harmonies. And while her music draws comparisons to many great artists, she has a sound that's all her own.

Jane was born in Ayr, Scotland, and grew up in a house where Steely Dan and Dire Straits ruled the airwaves. It was through listening to these artists that Jane's love for unexpected progressions and great melodies was born. When Jane was 5, she got her first piano and her world changed. Playing solely by ear, she began composing almost immediately, endlessly fascinated by chords and voicings. Jane’s family moved to New England in 1987 and she started taking piano lessons, later passing exams for the Royal Academy of Music in London at age 13. She began performing in various bands with her dad at age 14, playing covers in genres ranging from blues and rock to swing and soul. At 18, playing in the busiest venues throughout New England, one of her bands went into the studio to record an album. At that moment, Jane was hooked on the recording process and started getting work as a session vocalist. Her studio experiences inspired her to attend Berklee College of Music, where she went on to receive her Bachelor's of Music degree in Music Production & Engineering, graduating Cum Laude.

In 2001, Jane entered Billboard Magazine’s 10th Annual Songwriting Contest, a competition that received over 10,000 entries that year. Her song “I’m Still Here” placed 3rd in the Rock category, and she flew to Nashville, TN for the ceremony, where she also received Honorable Mentions in three additional categories for her songs which placed among the top 500 entries.

Having just made the move to Los Angeles, Jane is now playing in local clubs and venues in the LA area.