ABOUT JANE WILLOW

Jane Willow is Dutch-turned-Irish singer-songwriter. She’s performed at Vicar Street, Whelan’s, Temple Bar Tradfest, Body & Soul and Electric Picnic. She’s opened for Glen Hansard, The Unthanks, Lisa Hannigan, Muireann Bradley, Paddy Casey, Andy Irvine, Kíla, David Kitt, Aoife Scott and more.

Her 2021 debut album ‘Burn So Bright’ features string arrangements by Joe Csibi (Head of RTE Concert Orchestra) with Dave Hingerty on drums (Glen Hansard, Kíla) and guest performances by Steve Wickham (The Waterboys) and Pat Byrne.

Four singles from the album got featured on the RTE Radio 1 Recommends playlist reaching between 40.000 and 50.000 listeners daily on RTE Radio. In 2021 The RTE Concert Orchestra released an orchestral version of 'Let There Be Light’ for Women’s Day. While in 2023 another song of the album titled ‘In Your House There’ was used in a TV ad for charity organisation ALONE.

Jane's upcoming alt-folk EP 'Watch Me Fall' is coming out on March 21st. On the EP Jane collaborates with pianist Kevin Corcoran (Villagers, Saso). The EP melds alt-folk and indie-folk influences; backed with luscious electric guitars, dreamy piano and layered ethereal vocal harmonies. All the while keeping her delicate voice and songwriting at the core. The EP is available for pre-order on Bandcamp.


The first single 'Letting You Go' is a vulnerable account of moving on from a loved one. The music video for 'Letting You Go' is currently on the film festival circuit already having made the selection at the Zgimond Vilmos Film Festival.

“a remarkable voice” - Hotpress

“Real talent” - Marty Whelan (RTE Lyric FM)

“Luminous, peaceful, comforting and uplifting all at once.” - Fiachna Ó Braonáin (RTE Radio 1)

“Incidentally is even better live than she is on her records”
- Mathieu Norry (RTE Radio 1)

“Jane Willow has made a serious impression on those that value craft and musicality above all else.” - The Irish Times (Tony Clayton-Lea)

‘Let There Be Light’ with RTE Concert Orchestra

And this is the incredible version of ‘Let There Be Light’ by RTE Concert Orchestra. It was mixed by Ruth Kennington for International Woman’s Day 2021.