Baby Jane is not slowing down. The rising independent electronic artist — the self-styled architect of the shadowy, glimmering microgenre known as “angelcore” — has just dropped “Motorbike,” a sleek standalone single made in collaboration with genre-bending producer akiaura. It’s the sound of the night highway blurring past your headlights at 2 AM, and it’s exactly the kind of expansive, euphoric ride her Coven has been begging for.

The track marks the second chapter in Baby Jane and akiaura’s ongoing creative partnership, following their 2025 link-up “Deathwish” alongside EDM powerhouse LONOWN. Where “Deathwish” leaned into the darker corners of witch house and phonk, “Motorbike” opens the throttle wide, wrapping Baby Jane’s cool, ethereal vocals in a lush, melodic dance beat that feels equal parts nostalgic and forward-facing.

“It’s reminiscent of the Kaskade and Deadmau5 classics that I find myself listening to on solo drives through the city,” Baby Jane says of the single. “It feels expansive and ethereal.”

That expansive quality is no accident. akiaura, long a collaborator of LONOWN, helped pioneer the angelcore sound by fusing witch house, phonk, and wave music into something that feels distinctly internet-native — a sonic identity that has quietly influenced a generation of bedroom producers from Eastern Europe to the global stage. On “Motorbike,” his genre-agnostic instincts push Baby Jane’s production into new territory, achieving what feels less like a song and more like total liberation — from the body, from the road, and from the tired rules of genre.

“When I sent the original demo of ‘Motorbike’ to akiaura, I didn’t expect him to take the direction that he did,” Baby Jane admits. “I was pleasantly surprised to see the track framed in a completely different light with a new vibe.”

Stream “Motorbike” here: https://open.spotify.com/search/Baby%20Jane%20Motorbike%20akiaura

The new single arrives hot on the heels of “Alone With You,” her ethereal trance collaboration with LONOWN that landed on NME’s New Bangers Playlist, Official Charts’ New Music Friday, and Apple Music’s Best New Songs. Before that came “Midnight Highway,” a pitch-black trance pop cut that Rolling Stone tapped for its Songs You Need To Know series — a song that channels Russian pop classics and bedroom hardstyle into something that feels genuinely new.

All roads lead to Winter Forever, Baby Jane’s sophomore album, out July 10. Across 13 tracks — from “winter 4ever” and “One Night in Berlin” to the previously released “Midnight Highway” and closer “Headlights in the Rain” — she sketches a universe of occult symbols, coven lore, surrealist horror, abandoned concrete buildings, and desolate fields lit only by pixelated video game glow.

“An album that I started with the intention of expressing loneliness morphed into an album of escape and personal freedom,” Baby Jane says of the record.

That paradox — sadness and liberation, isolation and transcendence — is the beating heart of her artistry. With over a million monthly Spotify listeners, a viral HOR Berlin set, a standout run at Niteharts Festival, and a devoted Discord Coven half a million strong, Baby Jane isn’t just riding the wave of internet-native EDM. She’s building the road it drives on.

Before Winter Forever plunges you into the cold, “Motorbike” is your last hot summer night with the wind in your hair. Pre-save the album, then hit play — and don’t look back.