Jane Siberry

The Profile

Jane Siberry is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for an eclectic catalog that spans folk, pop, new wave, and experimental art-pop. Active since 1981, she’s acclaimed for albums like The Walking and songs such as Calling All Angels, alongside formative works including her self-titled debut, No Borders Here, and When I Was a Boy.

Canadian singer-songwriter; debut album Jane Siberry (1981); The Walking released in 1987; repertoire ranges from folk/pop to new wave and experimental elements; songs referenced in reviews include Calling All Angels and Temple; noted for constant evolution and theatrical song structures.

Two 5-star DeBaser reviews celebrate Jane Siberry’s range: a tender, acoustic-leaning 1981 debut and the intricate, theatrical The Walking (1987). They underline her constant evolution from pop/folk to new wave touches and experimental structures. Referenced highlights include Calling All Angels, Temple, and When I Was A Boy. Overall tone: awe, admiration, and deep engagement.