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Jane Remover

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Digicore prodigy turned noise-pop auteur — abrasive and gorgeous at once, walls of distortion hiding devastating melody.

Jane Remover is an American musician and producer from New Jersey, born in 2003. She began posting music online as a teenager, working within the digicore scene, then adopted the name Jane Remover after early releases under the alias Dltzk.

Her debut EP, Teen Week, released in 2021 under the Dltzk name, dealt with themes of adolescence within a digicore and progressive pop sound. The full-length that followed, Frailty, broadened the palette across a wider range of genres and helped establish her as a leading figure in digicore.

In 2022 she retired the Dltzk name, releasing the single 'Royal Blue Walls' as Jane Remover. After coming out as transgender, she released Census Designated in 2023, a shoegaze and post-rock concept album inspired by a near-death experience on a road trip, marking her move toward guitar-based songwriting.

A third album, Revengeseekerz, arrived in 2025 with digicore and EDM influences, followed later that year by the EP Heart, a more pop-focused set built largely from singles she had already released the previous year.

She has also recorded as Leroy, whose 2021 album pioneered the dariacore microgenre on SoundCloud, and as Venturing, an indie rock project whose album Ghostholding appeared in 2025. Producing her own records across these aliases has given her catalogue an unusually fast rate of stylistic change.

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