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Janesession
Janesession started in New York City in the late 1980s, led by singer and songwriter Rorie Concepcion. They worked with Rough Trade Records and put out their...
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1987
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All I Need
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Good Girls Don´t Play Rock´n´Roll
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Into the void
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Let´s Go The Party
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Most loudest girl
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People from first line
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Tell me what you feel
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Velvet Rain
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Wake Up!
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Janesession started in New York City in the late 1980s, led by singer and songwriter Rorie Concepcion. They worked with Rough Trade Records and put out their first album, The Great Lost Album, in 1996. That record included the song 1987, which got some attention for its moody feel.
Later albums like The Perfect Drug and Into the Night kept them going through the 2000s. Their sound mixed electro-pop with quieter, ambient touches, and you can hear it in tracks like All I Need and Into the void. The band had Mark Richey on keyboards, Michael Tullo on bass, and Jonathan Mooney on drums alongside Concepcion.
They never really broke into the mainstream, but their music found listeners who liked its introspective tone and experimental edges. Songs such as Good Girls Don't Play Rock'n'Roll and Tell me what you feel show that side of their work.
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