Singer Delaney Jane’s unforgettable hooks turned her into both a solo pop force and an in-demand feature collaborator on dance tracks. Born in Toronto in 1993, Jane cut her teeth working with Canadian DJ/musician Shaun Frank, guesting on tracks like 2014’s bright and pumping “This Could Be Love,” 2015’s glitzy, disco-inspired “Shades of Grey,” and 2016’s driving “LA LA LAND.” She nabbed a JUNO Award nomination for her 2016 collaboration with Adventure Club, the cinematic and explosive “Limitless,” and in 2018 she released her debut solo single, “Bad Habits”—a dizzying, neon-tinted track that showcases Jane’s gift for hyper-catchy melody. Her 2019 full-length, Dirty Pretty Things, delivered California grooves like “Safe With You” and a dramatic duet reunion with Shaun Frank on “Throwback,” and in 2020 she released the Somewhere Else EP, offering ambitious, high-flying pop and yearning for bad romance on the blazing “Just as Much.”