Information about this young performer urges us to be prepared for “an inspirational journey.” Some of the words used to describe Stefanie Jane’s life are: “assault,” “abuse,” “healing” and “love.” The trip from the first two, through the second to the last (love) is what See Me Change is about.
Billed as “rock,” “Southern rock” and “rockabilly” the music of Stefanie Jane certainly fits this bill. Crisp rhythm and rockabilly style guitar support a strong, young voice that only lacks a bit of experience to really stand out. The lyrics of “Time Keeps Tick’ en” aren’t the strongest poetry to be heard in this genre but they show that she is searching for answers in a sincere way.
“Scapegoat” tells the story of this Plano, Texas woman upfront, with few ideas held back. The musicians provide some down-home feel that works in this tune. She says, “I’m raising awareness to sexual abuse. It’s my mission to stop the shame associated with being a victim. It’s time to raise ourselves up, look at tomorrow and stop dwelling on the past. 50% of all music sales go directly to R.A.I.N.N. and Stop It Now organizations.”
She moved to Dallas to pursue her music, spreading the word – “change rocks!”
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