Local Jane
Local Jane formed in 2012 as a four-piece band with Emily Armstrong on lead vocals and guitar, Jake Edwards on guitar, Ethan James on bass, and Noah Carter on...
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Local Jane formed in 2012 as a four-piece band with Emily Armstrong on lead vocals and guitar, Jake Edwards on guitar, Ethan James on bass, and Noah Carter on drums. Their debut single "No Light" came out that same year and established their sound, which often dealt with themes of mental health and addiction. Some critics questioned whether their approach risked glamorizing difficult subjects, but the band kept writing about those experiences anyway.
They followed up with albums like 2015's Shadowlands and 2018's Redemption, which continued to explore similar territory. Their 2021 release Unmasked returned to questions of mental health and connection. Throughout, Local Jane maintained a consistent lineup and avoided the kind of dramatic reinventions that might have diluted their focus.
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