Jayne Joyce

Milwaukee based artist Jayne Joyce is finding herself on our platform tonight with her brand new offering titled “Wake Up” featuring Genesis Renji. From the very moment you press play you will be blessed with some soothing vocals from Jayne, before Genesis Renji jumped on toward the back end of this one and laid a stellar verse to complete this all around great record. I was unfamiliar with Jayne Joyce before coming across this track in the submissions, but I must say that I really liked what I heard & that I will be checking up on her future releases. Take a few minutes below to listen to this brand new song below and be sure to give her a follow here!

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House of Renji signee Jayne Joyce is poised for a major breakout, and every track that she’s put out is further confirmation of that. Her latest, “Grayzone”, features Minnesota emcee Lucien Parker, showcasing the best of both artists’ vocal talents. Parker mixes in some harmony to his bars, and Joyce uses just about all of her range with a powerful delivery as the song builds. Right now the House of Renji is on a roll of their own, and tracks like this show that Jayne Joyce is clearly one of the key components to the label’s future success. Check out “Grayzone” below: - Breaking & Entering

Since joining the House of Renji, Jayne Joyce has really come into her own as a solo artist. In addition to putting out her debut EP, “Jayne” earlier this year, she’s also appeared on tracks with Shle Berry, Joe Quinto and more, and today continues to push forward with “Venus” a collaboration with producer Strehlow. With his signature electro-laced beats, Strehlow sets up a perfect canvas for Jayne’s soulful, booming voice to shine on this track. It’s another strong showing for a talent that is quickly making her way to the forefront of the local music scene as we head into the end of the year. Check out “Venus” below: - Breaking & Entering

Jayne Joyce is taking a big step forward this summer, and the start of that came last week, when she released her debut EP, “Jayne”. Now a member of the House of Renji roster, the first release contains four tracks, showcasing her sultry vocal range. It’s a welcome introduction to Jayne as a solo artist, though she’s appeared as a featured artist with several Milwaukee artists in the past. It feels as though you can hear her progression from track to track, as each song seems to feel better than the last. A feature from Genesis Renji on closer “Wake Up” also shows that the label head definitely has Jayne’s back. Get your introduction to Jayne Joyce with “Jayne” below: - Breaking & Entering