Jane Henley

Originally from Oldham, Greater Manchester, Jane lived in Paris France, for 15 years, singing in clubs and doing backing vocals for the likes of Boy George and Tcc, as well as charity work for the Red Cross and the Toit du monde. She worked and wrote with some great producers including Jean Roussel (Celin Dion / Bob Marley / Thin Lizzy etc) and the film composer Henry Jackman. Moving to London in 1999 she met up with Record Producer Nicolas Bulostin and together they formed the House Label “Grape Records”. They wrote some great tracks together including the Mowtonesque Hit “You Can`t Talk About Love” featuring Hazel Fernandes, and sang on the second Grape release “Music Brings Us Together” which had success in the dance charts and in Ibiza. As the House Music scene slowed it’s pulse Nicolas Bulostin came up with a new chill out project entitled “Aqualise”, a mixture of music, singing and the spoken word. Jane sang backups and did additional production on several of the tracks as well as co writing and being lead singer on the songs “Lost In The Sea” and “Plonge avec moi”. The latter (with guitarist Tony Remy), was used as an anthem for the “Sea Shepherd Organisation”. These songs have appeared on many compilations around the World.