Jane Handcock

It's Me, Not You Jane Handcock

Jane Handcock is a five-time Emmy Award-winning artist and Grammy nominee who began singing in church at age three. A Bay Area native, she developed her sound early before moving to Atlanta, where she caught the attention of Raphael Saadiq and contributed to shows like Insecure. Her introduction to Snoop Dogg led to her becoming the "First Lady of Death Row Records," with standout appearances on Algorithm. Now at the forefront of the label's revival, she released It's Me, Not You-a raw, deeply personal R&B album showcasing her growth as an artist.