Jana Pochop
Acoustic / Folk / Folk Rock
Austin, Texas
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About
"Her last name is as original and unique as she is...the real deal." - Terri Hendrix
"Jana Pochop is a dynamic writer, singer and guitar player....With a uniquely original voice and a driving right hand rhythm style, she delivers a powerful solo show. With a totally honest approach, Jana writes lyrics that she had to have lived through". - Lloyd Maines
Can History majors play music? Well...what else are they supposed to do?
Jana Pochop (yes, the "h" is silent) was born on a cold, November day in South Dakota and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This may explain why Jana gravitates toward furnaces, coffee houses, tube amps, and other warm things. Now she is a performing singer-songwriter in Austin, Texas who has set out to prove that a history degree does not mean certain professional death if she turns it into useful songwriting fodder.
Jana's been changing her strings a lot this past year with residencies at various Austin venues, sharing the stage with Terri Hendrix and Lloyd Maines, and touring the U.S. with CMA Songwriter of the Year Susan Gibson.
Jana's new EP, "The Early Year," was produced by Daniel Barrett from Austin band porterdavis. And yes, she did play all the instruments on it.
She blogs furiously at janapochop.com
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6 days ago
EP 2...Progress and Fancy People
Yesterday was the day to bring in reinforcements. I've done all my work, and so I got to sit back and watch other people prettify and grittify my album. Very cool.
David Carroll added his bass skills with some electric on "Drive Around" and some upright on "Ritalin." …
2 weeks ago
2009 Recap: Interesting Shots
These are just interesting shots I took this year...some have no point to them other than I thought they looked cool. Enjoy!
I think this shot looks like it was taken straight out of a bar scene in Deadwood in 1862. It's actually from The Lodge in Red River, NM...close …
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