Jane Remover is an American singer, songwriter, and producer born on September 26, 2003, in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, and now based in Chicago, Illinois. They began producing electronic music in the mid‑2010s, influenced by dubstep and EDM artists such as Skrillex and Porter Robinson, and later shifted toward trap‑inflected digicore and hyperpop under the pseudonym dltzk. In 2021, they released the EP Teen Week and the debut album Frailty, a genre‑blending coming‑of‑age record that received critical attention and appeared on year‑end lists such as Pitchfork’s best albums of 2021. Remover is known for pioneering the sample‑heavy dariacore style under the side project leroy (also known as c0ncernn), which released several mashup‑oriented EDM albums. On June 27, 2022, they retired the dltzk alias, publicly transitioned, and adopted the name Jane Remover, releasing the single 'Royal Blue Walls' on the same day. Their live presence includes radio and mix appearances, such as a 2025 performance for the 'deadAir – Transmissions' series, where they presented a curated mix titled jane_remover_paintjob.zip.