Australia’s Rock Princess JessC Lands in Canada with New Album Six Feet Deep – A Global Healing Journey in Motion

Toronto, ON –
Internationally acclaimed artist JessC, widely known as “Australia’s Rock Princess,” makes her highly anticipated debut in the Canadian market with the release of her latest English-language album, Six Feet Deep. The album is currently receiving strong airplay on Virgin Radio 99.9 Toronto and is reaching audiences in over 10 countries.

JessC is more than a singer-songwriter—she’s a multi-hyphenate powerhouse. In addition to her prolific music career, she is a certified music therapist, a licensed medical doctor, and holds a PhD in health science. Her work blends artistic expression with a profound mission: to fuse music with healing.

Six Feet Deep is a bold, emotionally charged record that spans themes of heartbreak, transformation, and empowerment. “I wasn’t just burying a relationship,” JessC says of the album’s title track. “I was burying the version of myself that was too afraid to let go.” The album features a dynamic mix of arena-ready rock anthems and haunting ballads, each track a cathartic release of emotion and strength.

The album follows JessC’s multilingual successes in Asia, including My Style and Dekati, which garnered significant traction across China and Southeast Asia. With Six Feet Deep, she steps confidently into the global English-speaking market.

Her current world tour reflects her growing international momentum. Following a 5,000-capacity headlining show in Malaysia, JessC is set to return there this August, with additional tour dates scheduled in Taiwan, Australia, the U.S., Indonesia, and Singapore.

Onstage, JessC creates immersive, emotionally resonant performances that transform each venue into a space of release and healing. Through symbolic set design, powerful lighting, and authentic storytelling, she guides audiences through a journey of letting go and rediscovery.

As she makes her mark in North America, JessC is proving that music can be more than entertainment—it can be a source of transformation.