biographical info
Bio: Ten years ago, Jane Ehrhardt left her hometown of Moncton, New Brunswick,
knowing her destiny lay elsewhere. She found all the inspiration she was looking for in Quebec City and has lived there ever since. Her time there has been spent with the local poets and performers as well as the many touring Canadian musicians she has housed on their way through town. She has hit the road with the likes of Al Tuck, Petunia, and
Bette & Wallet, touring Eastern Canada extensively. She has also toured in France and appeared at events such as Pop Montreal and Quebec City's International Folk Festival. She has released three albums: The Airs of My Heart (2007) Songs from the Trajectory (2008) and her latest, and quite possibly best, A Sleeper's Dream, scheduled for release in March 2011 with distrubition from Outside Music.
Ehrhardt claims that A Sleeper's Dream is the album she always wanted to make. Recorded in a studio in the heart of Quebec City, just a short walk from where she lives, the album features some of the city's best folk and country musicians and is a songwriting tour de force.
Jane Ehrhardt has the gift of writing songs that are catchy but never redundant. She masterfully takes her audience through a whirlwind of sounds and emotions that leaves them yearning for more. She has been compared to many, but is inarguably unique and definitely a voice that deserves to be heard.