2015

"Key Change" is a concept album illustrating the evolution of the keyboard instrument from harpsichord to synthesizer. With each track on the album performed with a different keyboard instrument (i.e., harpsichord, harmonium, Wurlitzer), Pelle demonstrates the timelessness of pop music. She was inspired by David Byrne’s book, “How Music Works,” one of the main focuses of the book being on how music has changed through history due to the spaces it is designed to be performed in.

2014

Dedicated to and inspired by Pelle's father, who was diagnosed with rare blood cancer Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS), and died in 2014. This EP is "pay what you wish" with all proceeds going to the MDS Foundation towards research. DONATE TODAY!

2012

Janna Pelle's debut solo album, "Shameless Self-Promotion," is a collection of pop earworms. Infectious hooks and upbeat tempos with 8-bit-esque production introduce Janna Pelle to the
world of alt-pop with a wink.