Jane Siberry and NAC Popular Music & Variety

Canadian art-pop artist Jane Siberry, born in Toronto, is known for ethereal songs like "Mimi on the Beach" and "Calling All Angels." Influenced by classical, folk, and pop, she collaborated with Brian Eno and Michael Brook. Siberry founded Sheeba Records, releasing eclectic works such as the jazz-influenced Maria and the anthologies Love Is Everything. Notable for selling her possessions and changing her name to Issa, she later returned to using Jane Siberry. Her career includes acclaimed albums and collaborations with artists like Joe Jackson and Nigel Kennedy.