Australian-born musician and saxophonist Jorja Chalmers has carved a distinctive path through the modern music landscape with her ethereal and cinematic sound. Before embarking on her solo journey, Chalmers lent her talents on the saxophone to the touring band of acclaimed indie rock group Bryan Ferry, famous as the lead vocalist and lyricist of Roxy Music. This association not only seasoned Chalmers as a performer but also exposed her to an international audience, setting the stage for her own artistic endeavours.

Since then, Jorja Chalmers has embarked on a solo career that interlaces the haunting vibes of synth-wave with the raw emotionality of her saxophone, creating a soundscape that is both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Her projects, including the atmospheric tracks "Midnight Train" and "Bring Me Down," take listeners on a nocturnal journey through her inner world. The twin releases of "Human Again" underscore Chalmers' skill for melding instrumental prowess with a deep sense of storytelling, conjuring tracks that resonate with listeners on a profound level. Her music invokes a variety of influences, from the synth-heavy scores of 80s cinema to the experimental edge of contemporary electronic music, marking her as a compelling figure in the ambient and instrumental music scenes.