Jane Leo Austin, Texas
Sometimes, lightning strikes exactly where it was meant to strike. Most are afraid of the uncertainty, and few walk towards the light. The ballad of Jane Leo is one of neon Noir. Electricity and lust. 808 heartbeats sweating velvet rhythms. Symmetrical guitars, rhyming in passionate chant. All paths cross like state lines. Consensual states of mind. Have you been in love? ... more
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