Jaguar Jonze is Deena Lynch, Australian singer/songwriter, producer and multimedia artist who crafts songs of melancholic beauty woven with gun slinging guitar lines and a strikingly rich, yet intimate voice. Born in Japan to a Taiwanese mother and Australian father, Jonze is as eclectic as her cultural upbringing oozing influences by the likes of Portishead, The Last Shadow Puppets, Nick Cave and Angel Olsen. Jaguar Jonze and its adjacent projects, the narrative illustration project Spectator Jonze and the gender-subverting photography project Dusky Jonze are powerful ways in which Deena processes her most intimate vulnerabilities while empowering others to do the same. Straddling the worlds of music, art and fashion, Jaguar Jonze has been profiled in Style Magazine, spotlighted in the Converse // Vice Artist Collaboration, featured in Fashion Journal, covered by NME, and had her songs supported by Indie Shuffle, FLAUNT, The Line of Best Fit, Under the Radar Magazine and more. "Toxic is hands down my favourite pop song," explains Deena on her choice to cover the track. "From the music, to the melody, to the lyrics, I just love every aspect of the song. I've been a fan of Britney Spears since I migrated to Australia as a child - I used to beg my mum to let me buy her cassette tapes or single CDs - do you remember when they did that? As a child, I completely missed the message and tone of what the song actually was and, revisiting it as an adult, I wanted my cover to draw out how my understanding of the song has changed."