Emily Jeanne

This sen­ti­ment also trans­lates into the artist’s pro­duc­tions, which speak to that same wide-rang­ing sphere of ref­er­ence. The out­put is focused but dynam­ic, mar­ry­ing exper­i­men­tal tex­tures with mus­cu­lar drums – where applic­a­ble, and dense, well-craft­ed low end. It’s a sound born out of intense curios­i­ty and heav­i­ly influ­enced by for­ma­tive years in first Viet­nam, then Ghent, and lat­er Berlin – a com­plex and sin­gu­lar jour­ney that con­tin­ues to morph on an excit­ing, upward trajectory.

From small­er rooms to main stages, to res­i­den­cies at club­bing insti­tu­tions like Brus­sels’ Fuse venue and shows at the icon­ic Tre­sor night­club in Berlin, patience and ded­i­ca­tion to the craft has paid div­i­dends for Jeanne. In tan­dem to the club envi­ron­ment, the artist holds a res­i­den­cy on the much-laud­ed Kiosk Radio – also in Brus­sels, a home for more abstract sets that show­case the breadth of her musi­cal influences.