Her music is a blend of country, rock, diesel and polished chrome. If you don’t believe that, all you have to do is check out her song “Addicted to the Diesel”. That song will make a believer out of you. If that song does not get your adrenaline pumping, you might be dead. I think she may be the only female who has written a song about diesel and that’s pretty impressive. There is also a softer side to her. You can experience that through her latest duet with Troy Kemp “Hung up on You”. It is gooey with warm and playful lyrics. However, I imagine the road will come calling and she will be singing from the cab of chrome covered goodness.
As with all artists, we got to spend a little time with Jayne Denham. We got to ask her some questions about music and the other side of the world. Our recipe for Jayne is one of legend in Australia. We are bringing our spin on Lamingtons to our featured recipe.You will really want to check that out. Let’s get to it. Here is our interview with the beautiful Jayne Denham.
Tell us about your road to country music.
I grew up on Country music, joined a rock band in high school then started writing with some friends and because I loved both it came out a little Country and a little Rock. The rest is History.
You’re a new addition to the crayon box. What color would you be and why?
Hmmm, well, red is my favorite color. However, I would have to say white, as I am suddenly loving that white is added to fashion right now, but I can still add my Rock edge like I did in my latest video clip, ‘Ladies Lettin’ Loose’.
What are some big differences you have noticed between Americans and Australians?
You all drive on the other side of the road. I sure do have to focus! LOL
What is your biggest fear?
Australian snakes, they are deadly.