Jane Handcock: Music Saved My First Marriage | MFT

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For R&B singer Jane Handcock, music isn’t just a career; it’s a connection. A raw, real way to touch folks where they live. But even she was surprised when one of her songs actually saved a marriage teetering on the edge.

Then again, maybe we shouldn’t be that surprised. Every track on her new album, It’s Me, Not You, feels like it was ripped from our own lives. “Stare At Me” featuring Anderson .Paak? Pure fire for the lovers out there!

The “Handcock Effect,” as some are calling it, happened six years ago and clearly shaped Jane’s perspective on her craft. That was the moment she understood her music wasn’t just about catchy tunes or heartfelt lyrics. It could actually heal. Mend broken hearts and rebuild entire relationships.

Now, whether you’re a day-one fan or just discovering her magic, prepare to experience that power firsthand. Whether it’s the vulnerability in “Sorry,” the overflowing love in her duet with BJ the Chicago Kid, “You,” or the chill acoustic vibes of “Blowing Wind Around,” Jane Handcock’s voice has a way of becoming the soundtrack to our lives.

Check out Jane Handcock sharing the story of how her gift of song saved a marriage:

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