Through her elaborate storytelling and striking visage, Baby Jane is collapsing the boundary between artist mythology and festival catharsis, incorporating cold surrealism and ethereal horror. As part of her spellbinding live performances, she dons a Branks, a medieval torture mask historically worn by women to gossip or talk too much — a statement of her own defiant ethos and a sharp outlier in the visual language of electronic music festivals. For her legions of fans (700k followers across platforms), she’s devised an entire religious manifesto called Terem: a Heaven’s Gate-esque community centered around ideologies of self empowerment, a direct line of correspondence with the Divine, and a sense of community through meditation and positive philosophies.