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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Jeanne River Recruits Cameron Winter for Debut Single

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Jeanne River, the leftfield folk project of Brooklynite Jeanne Hill, has debuted with a Cameron Winter-assisted single called “PP2.” The Geese prodigy plays prepared piano on the bric-a-brac tune; Hill on vocals, ukulele, celesta, production, and other technical duties that make use, in part of an Ampex MM1200 reel-to-reel tape machine. Hill also made the cover art with photographer Liselotte Davis, which you can find below, along with the video.

Budding Jeanne River fans can catch her tomorrow (November 12) at Night Club 101 in Manhattan, on a bill with Caroline’s Jasper Llewellyn. A Philadelphia show supporting Joanne Robertson is lined up for April 8, 2027.

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