Look Down The Rabbit Hole With
JAGUAR JONZE
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“To sum up the creative explosion that is Deena Lynch into a neat little elevator pitch would have even the most qualified of journalists in tears.” Tone Deaf
“Deena Lynch (aka Jaguar Jonze) is nothing short of a manifold visionary” – FLAUNT
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Jaguar Jonze Looks Into The Rabbit Hole In Latest Single
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Performs Original Song On Eurovision Australia Decides 2020
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Confirmed for SXSW 2020
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Australia’s multi-dimensional powerhouse Jaguar Jonze (aka Deena Lynch) returns with dramatic new single “Rabbit Hole,” from her 2020 debut EP. With a catalogue of only three songs (“You Got Left Behind,” “Beijing Baby,” and “Kill Me With Your Love”), Jonze has already established herself as a unique and incomparable talent whose artistry is always expanding and never predictable. At home, Jonze has garnered the attention of The Music, Fashion Journal, Industry Observer and Tone Deaf, who writes “to sum up the creative explosion that is Deena Lynch into a neat little elevator pitch would have even the most qualified of journalists in tears.” Jaguar Jonze was named by Cool Accidents as an “Artist To Watch” for BIGSOUND 2019 and is a Triple J “Unearthed Feature Artist,” making her performance debut on “Like A Version” for a cover of Nirvana’s “Heart-Shaped Box,” alongside friends and label mates Hermitude.
Jaguar Jonze has also been tapped by Eurovision Australia Decides 2020 to perform “Rabbit Hole” to an expected audience of 2 million viewers (during last year’s broadcast, #AusDecides trended at #1 in Australia, #3 globally). Abroad, after numerous features on Spotify and Apple Music playlists, FLAUNT Magazine
Directed by Ribal Hosn (Harper’s Bazaar, David Jones, Vogue, Wonderland, Oyster Magazine), the video depicts both the “chaos and vulnerability” of the song itself. Speaking to Line Of Best Fit “’Rabbit Hole’ explores the relationship we have with our vulnerabilities and how it manifests into different coping mechanisms. Music and art have become integral to my healing and awareness and the song is another part of that exploration,” says Jonze. Adding, “I am a huge fan of Ribal’s work and his ability to draw out intimacy from the smallest movements and angles through his art form. With the video, Ribal and I wanted to paint a story of anxiety, identity crisis, paranoia, and false hope rolled into one short video and I’m really proud of what we have achieved in both its simplicity and its complexity.”
Ultimately, Jaguar Jonze—and its adjacent projects, her narrative illustration project Spectator Jonze and her gender-subverting photography project Dusky Jonze – would become powerful ways in which Deena could process her most intimate vulnerabilities and traumas, while also using it to empower those around her to do the same. Each project has its unique identities, but a common thread of confronting shame and taboos by diving deep into the human psyche.
Explains Deena: “Everything I do stems from the need for dialogue – Jaguar being an internal dialogue with my subconscious, Spectator being an external dialogue with others on mental health and the mind and Dusky being a dialogue with the body.”
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Watch RABBIT HOLE here
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Headline Shows:
7th and 8th of Feb – Eurovision Australia Decides
14th Feb – Oxford Arts Factory Gallery Bar, Sydney
21 Feb – Black Bear Lodge, Brisbane
Tickets Available: HERE
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