"Black Origami" was one of the most reviewed and lauded albums last year. Seriously prolific and seriously hard-working, she has
toured constantly since its release and despite being involved in a wide range of projects, still manages to find a balance and "do some
personal healing and growing." Here we are over a year later with "Autobiography," the score for her collaboration with renowned
British choreographer Wayne McGregor arranged by Unsound. For Jlin, making music for dance is the fulfilment of one of her lifelong
dreams - and remarkably, Company Wayne McGregor's performance was the first show she'd ever seen. She describes the process
of working with Wayne: "We first met face to face in October 2016, talking for about a solid two hours. Immediately, I saw Wayne was
very friendly and energetic. He's brilliant, witty, and knows exactly what he wants; an absolute gem to work with. Before I even started
composing for Autobiography, Wayne told me so gently that he trusts me completely with my direction of creating the score. That was
the best feeling in the world. I would wake up at two in the morning and work until six in the evening until I completed all the pieces. We
were both very happy with the outcome. Creating the score for an impeccable piece of work such as Autobiography changed my life as
an artist." "Autobiography" is a highlight in an evolving and growing career. During the last year, Jlin has also become an in-demand
remixer, securing her place among a roster of music heavyweights. Unsurprisingly, given her positive and outgoing nature, she also
developed friendships with the artists she has remixed such as Bj rk, Max Richter and Ben Frost. Jlin will be touring with Company
Wayne McGregor performing "Autobiography" this year. She still lives in Gary, Indiana, which keeps her grounded.
