About

London-based electronic pop artist JANAÈ SAINT PRIX does not just release music. She builds entry points to a different dimension. Operating under the self-defined genre of multidimensional pop, she tracks the complicated process of alchemizing personal exhaustion, longing, and disillusionment into hypnotic dance anthems.

She started in the isolation of her bedroom, armed with only a MacBook and a microphone. This raw, solitary focus birthed early tracks like the underground favorite, in my head, and eventually expanded into her debut EP, Earth’s Nearest Exit. Each release acts as a portal, exploring what it means to build spiritual armor while navigating the chaotic modern landscape.

Rather than waiting for the music industry to open doors, JANAÈ SAINT PRIX has carved out her own path in the London electronic scene. Her dedication to true connection is evident in her self-funded live experiences, including a fully realized EP release party that brought her mystical world into physical reality. This grassroots momentum has cultivated a devoted, highly engaged community known as the PRXARS. To them, she is not just a singer but a sourceress curating a shared sanctuary where the atmospheric meets the club floor.

Industry recognition has quickly followed her underground success. Janaè recently took her intricate, movement-driven performance to the stage at the historic Hackney Empire for an awards ceremony. Her studio work continues to evolve through collaborative chemistry with heavy-hitting producer Sean Wander, whose credits include Craig David and Doechii. Together, they have refined her sound to deliver sharp vocal delivery layered over heavy electronic production. JANAÈ SAINT PRIX remains an independent force in London, blending the raw emotion of a bedroom songwriter with the scale of a club-ready electronic visionary.