Jane is a creative director, recording artist and (accidental) nonprofit founder, living and working in Austin, Texas. 

Originally from the South Texas border, she currently spends her time running Future Front, a 501c3 creative space she started in 2015, as well as her own design house, group work.

Over the last decade, she has collaborated with a range of people & places on culture-driven brand strategies, curated experiences and storytelling campaigns—whether she’s working with independent creatives & organizations or brands like The Line Hotel, Bumble and Red Bull.

As an artist, Jane is a singer, songwriter and electronic producer, pulling influences from the likes of Björk and Frank Ocean. The daughter of a zoologist, her work builds worlds around the high-brow, low-brow aesthetics of rodeo queen girlhood and the dreamy tropical, jewel tones of the Texas coast.

Since putting out her first four-track lo-fi EP “Sour Grapefruit” in 2019, she has played South by Southwest (SXSW), opened for the likes of OSHUN, Nomi Ruiz, Bunny Michael and composed for an internationally recognized cross-border sound album.

She’s been a guest speaker for organizations like SXSW, Austin FC, Blake St. Bentonville, We All Grow! Los Angeles, The University of Texas, The Texas Downtown Association and Women Who Code. She’s also lent her time toward grassroots community design and equity initiatives, as well as civic task forces led by the Austin Chamber of Commerce, the City of Austin, the Austin Community Foundation and more.

Her work has been profiled in Texas Monthly and ADWEEK, as well as recognized in the City of Austin’s Women’s Hall of Fame.