Glenna Jane – Juno

Glenna Jane blurs platonic and romantic love in “Juno.”

The first single off of her debut EP Kid, “Juno” is a saccharine sapphic anthem about blurring platonic and romantic love, loving your friends, and falling in love with your friends.

Her first love song, Glenna Jane muses on memories of the first girl she ever fell in love with: listening to Vampire Weekend on the after school bus and watching Kathryn teach Cecile how to kiss while rooming together on an out-of-state choir trip.

Reflecting on yearning for her best friend when she was 15, “Juno” is not only about what isn’t and what could be but also about queer joy, queer becoming, queer world making.

Sonically whimsical and playful, “Juno” is the 2000s romcom–a sleepover scene of the girl next door kissing her best friend–scored by record scratches, slumber party gang vocals, glittery mandolin and shimmery guitars, reversed drums, wobbly synths.

“Juno” is written, composed, performed, and co-produced by Glenna Jane. It was produced by Ben Coleman, mixed by Daniel Chae, and mastered by Theo Quayle.

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