Jane Siberry
Jane Siberry started making music in Edmonton, Alberta in the late 1970s. Her 1984 album 'The Speckless Sky' included the song 'It Can't Rain All The Time,'...
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Jane Siberry started making music in Edmonton, Alberta in the late 1970s. Her 1984 album 'The Speckless Sky' included the song 'It Can't Rain All The Time,' which became widely known. She has released more than twenty albums, with titles like 'No Borders Here,' 'Bound by the Beauty,' and 'When I Was a Boy.'
Her work often involves themes of spirituality and personal experience, with songs such as 'Calling All Angels' and 'Above The Treeline' reflecting this. She has collaborated with musicians like John Switzer on guitar and bass, and Michael Timmins on guitar and vocals.
Siberry has also been involved in advocacy work, speaking on issues including mental health awareness and environmental protection. Her music continues to draw listeners who appreciate its thoughtful, often introspective quality.
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