Since the release of her debut full-length, Mater Dolorosa, CrowJane debuted her live band (which included a 10-member choir) at L.A.’s prestigious Zebulon. Her newest EP ‘Bound To Me’ is cinematic and explores a variety of instruments and styles. ’She has also issued some new singles/videos that are remixes of some of the Mater tracks. The latest is “A Salty Breeze-remix,” accompanied by the type of high-level video production fans have come to expect from the avant/alternative artist. The first, “The Pharmacy-Remix,” was accompanied by an elaborately filmed and costumed video, including CrowJane’s own pro-makeup designs. Said Outburn magazine, “Experimental post-punk artist CrowJane has roared back to life with a brand-new remix of her single “The Pharmacy,” which was produced by Daniel Munoz and is out today via Kitten Robot Records. While stuck in quarantine, Galipo decided to play around with the songs from her debut, remixing and reimagining the songs in new contexts. ‘Daniel Munoz and I started pulling apart these tracks, adding a different flair and personal touches,’ she explains. ‘We remixed The Pharmacy to give it new life and to create something we think will be great at a live show.’”