Helen Jane Long has a very signature sound yet remains undefinable. The impact of her piano music on the world is evident by the fact that Helen Jane Long is the highest streaming female pianist and composer in the world.

Her music has stirred such an emotional connection to fans in a way that no other piano music has ever done before.  Her eighth album, Vessel Of Light, Vessel of Light album 2020 exploded onto our stations.  This is of no surprise as her previous seven albums debuted in the top 10 Billboard chart.  Helen composes, arranges, scores, and produces her own music and her visions go beyond just musical notes.  With every album comes beautiful and detailed conceptual illustrations enabling the listener to explore deeper into the imagination of the artist and her own thoughts and inspirations.  Helen has created a surreal and magical world, pushing the boundaries of what we perceive as so-called piano music, and transporting the listener on their own unique sensory journey.

‘I want the listener to discover for themselves what they feel. Music has the rare ability to truly touch our heart and soul without one word being spoken.  Music evokes memories, both happy and sad; music hurts, and music can heal.”

Helen’s first ever music video, When Angels Rise (inspired from the track from her Identity album), won “Best Inspirational Film” in both the New York Film Awards and Global Film Awards in Los Angeles.

She has written extensively for film and television, such as memorable music for some of the world’s most lucrative brands including British Airways’ multi-million-pound campaign, To Fly, To Serve (Aviators was released on her Intervention album).  Her music enjoys major synch licensing all over the world.  This again is not surprising given that Helen has worked closely with prestigious composers including the late Jerry Goldsmith, Ron Goodwin, and Howard Shore when he was composing and recording his Academy Award-winning soundtrack for the Lord of the Rings trilogy.