Jasmine Jang is a Chinese-American singer/songwriter based in Queens, NYC. She makes music to tell stories, challenge the way we understand ourselves and the world around us, and build community.

She is the artist of two sister albums: her EP “In Circles Now” (2022) and her full-length album “In Betweens” (2021), both produced with and mixed by Brooklyn-based sound connoisseur and longtime friend, Harper James. Both albums explore the spaces we make room for and the spaces we give ourselves permission to let go of. Her songs have made their way onto Spotify editorial playlists such as Fresh Finds and Fresh Finds: Indie.

Jasmine has been performing in the New York City independent music scene since 2016, her performances described as introspective interweaved with beautiful storytelling as she takes the stage at many illustrious music venues such as City Winery, Rockwood Music Hall, and Bowery Electric. Dedicated to supporting local community spaces and artists, Jasmine is intentional in where and how she chooses to perform.

In 2025, she performed at Think!Chinatown’s ChAFest to celebrate NYC Chinatown’s historic culture, artistic scene, and community. Over the years, Jasmine has performed several times with local organizations Asian American Federation (AAF) and New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) to advocate for issues such as prioritizing emotional wellness within Asian communities and protecting our immigrant New Yorkers. In 2022, she co-produced the series Show Yourself to raise funds for the Stop Asian Hate movement and performed alongside her musical heroes, fellow Asian American singer/songwriters Vienna Teng and Alex Wong.

Jasmine’s lived experience as an independent musician motivates her to continue facilitating meaningful and needed community spaces for all artists. She is the Co-Founder and Programs Director at Keepsake House, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that makes a home for songwriters and storytellers to share the stage and build community, not competition. As an extension of her devotion to shaping more equitable opportunities for both artists and individuals alike, Jasmine is a librarian-in-training and hopes to continue her passion for related work at the public library.

Jasmine’s third album, “Garden Voices,” is set to release in summer 2026. The majority of the recording costs for this album was funded by Jasmine’s incredible and supportive community on Patreon.

All inquiries: jasminejangmusic@gmail.com