Baby Jane play coveted HÖR Berlin set, debut album, 'A Grave Marked Strange' out now

INDIE ELECTRONIC ARTIST BABY JANE PLAYED COVETED HÖR BERLIN SET–WATCH SEE CLIP WITH 1.3M+ VIEWS VISCERAL GOTHIC RAVE ODYSSEY A GRAVE MARKED STRANGE THE DEBUT ALBUM IS OUT NOW–LISTEN BABY JANE TO PLAY SAN DIEGO'S NITEHARTS FESTIVAL ON OCTOBER 11 LINE-UP INCLUDES ZEDD, SKRILLEX & MORE

In case you missed it, Los Angeles, CA-based indie electronic artist Baby Jane recently played a high-energy set at the renowned HÖR Berlin–watch now. As the artist continues to build a fervent following, a clip from the set has gained heavy traction with over 1.3M views on TikTok and nearly 300K likes. This October, Baby Jane will play San Diego's Niteharts Festival with electronic music legends like Zedd and Skrillex. Last month, the rising artist shared her ethereal, boundary-breaking debut album, A Grave Marked Strange, out now alongside the long-awaited early 2000s-style Eurodance rave track "End of the Night." The full project blends hardstyle, jumpstyle, witch house, hard bounce, and techno into something cinematic, theatrical, and unafraid to break form. Watch Baby Jane live set @ HÖR Berlin Each track on A Grave Marked Strange, co-produced by Baby Jane and War Tourism, draws from classic horror themes—but with a campy, self-aware twist. Over 16 tracks, the tone is dramatic and stylized, but rooted in real vulnerability. Beneath the distortion and percussive intensity are sticky melodies, sharp hooks, and emotional undercurrents. The project features a collaborative verse from Damazein and additional guitar work by Matthew Michna on the ballad “Sistine.” Baby Jane shares, "I wrote 'A Grave Marked Strange' about the feelings of such intensity that walk the line between life and death. It is the place where you meet your lover in pure bliss or agony outside the realms of convention and mundane life. At her core, Baby Jane is the protagonist I play in my fantasies; macabre and hopeless in nature, but holding out for reality to give her a reason to not to slip into the other side." Born to Soviet immigrants, Baby Jane left school at 14 to pursue songwriting full time and later studied music production. Influenced by the melancholic pop of her early childhood, Baby Jane draws from her Eastern European roots while carving a resonant, distinct space of her own through textural, cinematic soundscapes. She later began work as a DJ in the LA underground techno scene, leading to the development of her own gothic house sound. Earlier this year, Baby Jane honed her artistic vision through a string of singles and now reaches nearly a million monthly Spotify listeners. With the release of her debut album, written, recorded and engineered herself, a steadily growing online presence and fervent fan base known as The Coven, Baby Jane is proving herself as one to watch in the genre-defying, experimental electronic space.  Don't miss more from Baby Jane–connect with the artist on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Listen to the electric debut album, A Grave Marked Strange, out now. Watch "Eternal Embrace" (Official Visualizer) | Listen Watch "Psychotrance" (Official Video) | Listen

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A Grave Marked Strange (LP) Tracklisting 01. Cult of Dionysus 02. Myth 03. Reincarnate 04. Eternal Embrace 05. Three Hail Marys 06. Leather 07. Intoxicated 08. Secret 09. Sistine 10. Air 11. Nightterrors 12. Psychotrance 13. Search Party 14. Cemetery Date 15. End of the Night 16. Colorway

ABOUT BABY JANE Baby Jane is an independent electronic artist from Los Angeles blending witch house, hardstyle, and ethereal pop into a sound that’s uniquely her own. Born to Soviet immigrants, she left high school at 14 to pursue songwriting full-time and later attended school to study music production, deepening her ability to shape her own sound. Inspired early on by the melancholic pop music of 1980s Russia, she draws from both her heritage and personal experience to create emotionally resonant, genre-defying work. Growing up with a strong lisp, she kept her singing private for years, gradually developing a raw and emotional vocal style. Her music began to gain attention online, especially through TikTok and Spotify, where she now reaches nearly a million monthly listeners. In an effort for her grandparents to understand her songwriting, she occasionally includes verses in Russian, adding another layer of intimacy and cultural texture to her work. Her fanbase, known as The Coven, has grown steadily through her consistent online presence, distinctive sound, and unique lore. At the center of Baby Jane’s world is a self-created mythology called Terem, which includes three archetypes — The Cowboy, The Warrior, and The Goddess. Fans group themselves by an online quiz as part of their initiation into the Coven. This framework helps shape her music, visuals, and the way listeners connect with her project. Some have even gotten tattoos of the Terem symbol.  After nearly stepping away from music entirely, she began writing again during the isolation of the pandemic. That period, followed by her work as a DJ in LA’s underground techno scene led to the development of her “gothic house” sound — a mix of distorted textures, cinematic visuals, and emotional storytelling. In 2025, she released a string of singles including “Cemetery Date,” “Reincarnate,” “Psychotrance,” and “Eternal Embrace,” leading up to her debut full-length album, A Grave Marked Strange, out June 13.

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