Get up: It’s 2025 and Jane Remover is right here to blast the sand out of your eyes with a leaf blower. The setup is easy—4 microscopic counts in, then a cyclone of fractured samples fueled by a relentlessly skipping “J” that by no means makes it to the exhale. Like their different dreamy latest singles, “JRJRJR” (the primary single from the forthcoming Revengeseekerz) alerts a transfer away from the washed-out shoegaze balladry of 2023’s Census Designated, embracing the anything-goes, exploded hip-hop of their digicore days. Solely as a substitute of Amen breaks and Daria references, “JRJRJR” operates in a world the place Sisso and Klein teamed as much as co-produce A Nice Chaos. It’s concurrently their most maximalist but most direct music but.
Between the fixed crash of the beat, Jane wrestles with beginning their life over once more. “Rehearsing songs I hate in Silverlake attempting to not cry,” they sing, apparently nonetheless sick of their very own music as quickly because it’s launched. They debate one other identify change, complaining their present one “rolls off the tongue” too simply. After a sequence of more and more soul-baring albums, it’s as in the event that they’re discovering that being identified is the worst curse of all. “Let the DJ save your life,” they implore because the bass drops time and again, inching its well past 4 minutes. Does it go on for just a little too lengthy? Perhaps. Altering your entire world takes time.