One of my most played tracks in 2002 was Jane Weaver's 'The Heart That Buckled You', a gently melancholic song from her debut album, sung very simply and recorded flaws-and-all. In the 20 years since, Jane has reinvented her sound quite spectacularly, her increasingly cosmic and conceptual work marking her out as one of the UK's most interesting singer/songwriters.
Having recently released a second album out with her experimental trio Fenella and with a major London show coming up soon, I spoke to Jane about her unique story and the five songs she considers to be her personal best. The piece is published today on The Line of Best Fit.
Personal Best: Jane Weaver picks her own career highlights | Interview
Jane Weaver has a unique story in the music industry, a 30-year journey of perseverance and creative curiosity. She takes Best Fit through the five songs she considers her own greatest hits.
Alan Pedder
