Jane Remover: Making Nowhere in 3 Days, Getting Robbed in Chicago, & Opening for Charli XCX

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About this episode Jane Remover discusses her transition from underground rap to hyperpop, her preference for DIY production meth… AI summary

Jane Remover discusses her transition from underground rap to hyperpop, her preference for DIY production methods, and her unique relationship with touring and fan interaction. She reveals details about her side projects (Venturing, Leroy), recent collaborations, and personal anecdotes including a robbery incident and her couch-sleeping habit.

Key takeaways 6
  • Jane Remover lives in Chicago but feels isolated from the local music scene, preferring to stay home when in town rather than networking with other local artists like Underscores or 13 Degrees.
  • She maintains three distinct musical aliases: Jane Remover (main hyperpop/rap), Venturing (stripped-down, vulnerable acoustic songs), and Leroy (experimental remixes and sample-heavy tracks).
  • She prefers performing in large venues with barricades to maintain emotional distance from the audience, finding intimate small-room tours uncomfortable due to a lack of parasocial connection.
  • Her DIY video production ethos involves shooting on phones with minimal budgets and short notice, as demonstrated by the 'Nowhere' EP video filmed in one continuous shot on Michigan Avenue.
  • She experienced a home invasion where thieves stole coins, a boot, and a Beats Pill speaker, leading her to sleep on her couch for safety and comfort.
  • She avoids viral TikTok dance challenges, preferring organic growth and specific types of viral moments like song intros looping.
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  • “I don't really want to be in like such an up close and personal environment... I kind of just want to close my eyes when I do it.”
    ▶ 10:03 Explaining her discomfort with intimate small-room tours and preference for larger venues with barriers.
  • “The ethos of venturing is like that it's you know DIY and like as little budget as possible. Like even this video we shot it on a on my phone.”
    ▶ 4:07 Describing the low-budget, spontaneous nature of her Venturing project's visual content.
  • “I feel like I lost my way when I said that [about Census Designated]... it is kind of like a sore thumb in my discoraphy.”
    ▶ 23:13 Reflecting on her third album which she feels didn't represent her artistic identity well.
  • “I actually originally started sleeping on the couch as kind of like a like a PTSD thing from getting broken into... Um and then I was like, wait, this is like really comfortable. So I just kept sleeping on the couch.”
    ▶ 32:28 Revealing the origin of her habit of sleeping on the couch following a robbery.
  • “I was like, 'Oh my god, we're going to get a tsunami. We're all going to drown.' I'm like, 'There's no fault line in New Jersey. We'll be fine.'”
    ▶ 39:03 A humorous anecdote about her childhood fear of tsunamis while living in New Jersey.

Chapters & Sections (21)

0:01 Chicago Music Scene and DIY Video Production chapter 4
2:28 Chicago Show and Restaurant Recommendations
4:14 DIY Video Production and Rapid EP Creation
5:37 Creating Nowhere and Sister's Musical Influence
7:04 EP Themes and Project Separation
9:55 Fan Interaction and Touring Comfort chapter 2
11:21 Live Performance Confidence and Festival Mindset
13:07 First Performance and Organic Growth
15:11 TikTok Dance Challenges and Coachella Festival Encounters chapter 1
17:40 Coachella Celebrity Encounters and Festival Vibes
20:18 Underground Music Evolution and Genre Blending chapter 4
22:25 Jane Remover Album Identity and Creative Process
23:56 Collaborating on Spanish Music and Gaming References
26:18 Sample Schizophrenia and Touring Anxiety
27:37 Opening for Charli XCX and Album Preferences
30:03 Underground Music Evolution and Robbery Story chapter 1
32:55 Apartment Break-in and Stolen Items
34:26 Art, Music Videos, and Rapid Fire Questions chapter 3
36:02 AI Pokemon, TV Preferences, and Birthday Traditions
37:56 Twin Telepathy, Robbery, and Duncan Meal Ethos
39:57 Dunkin Commercial Fantasy and Future Goals

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