Mary in the Junkyard follow acclaimed debut with new song ‘Jane’

London band Mary in the Junkyard have released new song ‘Jane’.

It’s one of the group’s most straightforwardly beautiful moments, built on Clari Freeman-Taylor’s emotive vocals and a crystal-like sense of clarity, offset by Saya Barbaglia’s spine-tingling violin line, giving the track a painterly, deeply visual feel.

‘Jane’ arrives ahead of a full UK and European tour, including a show at London’s Heaven on September 30th, following the band’s acclaimed debut album, Role Model Hermit, released earlier this year.

‘Jane’ is out now.

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