Jana, by Rebecca Mann

Jana

by Rebecca Mann

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It is with great pleasure that we welcome Australian folk sensation Rebecca Mann to the Aldora Britain Records family. 'Jana' is taken from Rebecca's second EP, It's A Show, out now.

'Jana' is a folk song with a noticeable traditional backbone. Rebecca's songwriting brings out the best elements of the centuries-old craft of folk and contrasts it with her modern reflections. There is a haunting undercurrent too, almost menacing in its approach. This song is undoubtedly layered in emotion and is a moving listen. Rebecca's fingerpicking style is also beautifully performed and conveyed, perfectly punctuated by the percussion crescendos.

It's A Show - out now...

FOR FANS OF... Sandy Denny, Laura Marling and Joni Mitchell.

credits

released July 19, 2021

Written by Rebecca Mann.
Produced by Stuart Cam.

Rebecca Mann: vocals, guitar.
David Valasia: bass.
Oliver Morley-Sattler: drums.
Jake Coleman: piano.

Engineered by Stuart Cam and Tyson Forsaith.
Mixed by Stuart Cam.
Mastered by Michael Young.
Artwork by Zoe Priest.
Released by Tom Hilton on Aldora Britain Records (ABR-204).