Jody Quine is a singer-songwriter whose sound echoes the emotional clarity of Linda Ronstadt, blending classic vocal warmth with deeply personal storytelling. Her latest 10-song record, When The Music Comes, explores the quiet realities of depression, resilience, and healing—the moments we hide, the truths we soften, and the strength it takes to keep going anyway. Jody Quine doesn’t write from the surface – she writes from the places most people try to hide and delivers songs that feel both timeless and intimate, carrying a raw emotional honesty that cuts through the noise. When The Music Comes was born from the tension between what we show the world and what we actually feel. It’s about the quiet battles, the ones that don’t look dramatic from the outside. The moments where you say “I’m okay” when you’re anything but. The slow, often invisible process of healing. The courage it takes to stay, to feel, and to keep moving forward even when nothing feels certain. This record doesn’t try to fix anything. It tells the truth about what it means to live through it.

When The Music Comes has 10 originals produced by Fernando Perdomo (Echo In The Canyon), mixed by Darrell Thorp (Foo Fighers, Pink, Beck), Lonnie Park (Ricky Kej, Steward Copeland), Jorge Vivo (David Foster, Michael Bublé), Garth Richardson (Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Zach Ziskin (Fernando Perdomo), and mastered by Eric Boulanger at Bakery Mastering (Flea, Neil Young, One Replublic, Kate Bush, Rachel Platen).

After an acclaimed career as a collaborative artist with landmark EDM innovators Balligomingo, Sleepthief, and Ryan Farish, Jody stepped back into her own music in 2013. Her 2013 release, Seven, was noted as a ‘breathtaking collection of soulful folktronic,’ and with her new release Stand Up (April 2016), Jody has found new depths as a songwriter. Opening her heart up on topics of letting go, being true to yourself, heartache, depression, love, and hope, with a voice that beds down with the shivers under your skin, she will reach into your haunts and pull out the light. Her transcendent vocal style expands from silken sweetness to smoldering power. Musical Discoveries gushes: “This reviewer can hardly recall hearing a voice so elegant and controlled.”

Her Balligomingo collaboration, Purify, was the first single from the Beneath The Surface release, and a staple of the DJ circuit, and received many remixes, including the Gus Gus version that hit the Billboard Breakout Charts at #3. Due to her beautiful melodies and insightful lyrics, Jody became a permanent member of Balligomingo and appeared on three subsequent Balligomingo releases; Under An Endless Sky, Origins, and Remix:Volume One.

With the groundbreaking electro project Sleepthief, Jody co-wrote and sang the first single, Eurydice, off its beloved debut, The Dawnseeker. She is also heavily featured on the sophomore album, Labyrinthine Heart, and the upcoming release Mortal Longing. The advance single for Mortal Longing, co-written and sung by Jody, wracked up over 24,000 views on YouTube in its first day online, and has currently reached over 75,000 views.

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Jody’s fan-funded, Seven (produced by Rhys Fulber), was critically adored and the lead-off single, Come Back Home, has over 29,000 views on YouTube.

Her 2016 release Stand Up has 10 songs, co-produced with Winston Hauschild (Wanting, Hannah Georges, Bodhi Jones, Nat Jay, Hey Ocean) have some of Canada’s best musicians, and was mixed by Andrew Scheps (Adele, Red Hot Chili Peppers, U2, Beyoncé, Lana Del Ray) and mastered by Eric Boulanger (Neil Young, One Replublic, Kate Bush, Rachel Platen).

A Governor for the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the Recording Academy, a voting member, and a 12-time Grammy Awards attendee, Jody brings rare industry depth to everything she creates. A seasoned live performer, she has toured her solo work across the United States three times, gracing the stages of iconic venues including Hotel Café in Los Angeles and The Bitter End in New York City. A working actor whose credits include Under the Bridge, So Help Me Todd, Tracker, The Christmas Baby, and the award-winning short film The Fork, she moves fluidly between music and screen with equal credibility and craft. She also co-wrote, produced, and starred in the short romantic comedy Kate and Jack Are Just Friends, with song placements featured in films releasing later this year. A familiar and respected presence across both industries, Jody has a natural gift for being exactly where creative magic happens, and making the most of it.

Jody has partnered with United Masters to release her upcoming record WHEN THE MUSIC COMES. 6 singles followed by the full album drop.