Interview with LA based Artist & Musician Janae Young

Rachael Yahne Christman
5 min readNov 12, 2021

Janae’s demeanor is unassumingly smooth. Like honey butter smooth. Soft, gentle, easy in its movements though despite its subtlety, it’s incredibly hard to miss. Or at least that’s the understanding I got when finding myself in conversation with her post-yoga class, held in a hidden downtown art gallery on a late Sunday night.

But one look upon her more public personification — her instagram, for instance — gives a much more assertive and expressive, but no less strangely soothing enactment of her unique self.

“I would describe myself as spontaneous and raw, like a genuinely heartfelt underground non-conforming type vibe.” she told me.

Janae is an artist, in the truest sense; though ‘senses’ may be a more accurate word. Her talents span from canvas and acrylic to lyrical and melodic, all of which she shares publicly online and in the real world of the Los Angeles arts and social scenes. In all her many mediums, her work is bold expressionism, often mingling her many talents in visual and auditory delights, inviting the mind to open. I was first captivated by her music; a sound melodic and sweeping, sometimes dreamily so and yet at…

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Rachael Yahne Christman
Rachael Yahne Christman

Written by Rachael Yahne Christman

Writer, essayist & award-winning blogger for mags, books & blogs. Published by: Cosmo, Seventeen, HuffPost, Seattle Times, more. www.RachaelYahneChristman.com

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