December 1991 - January 1992 at Mountain Studios (Tauranga), Airforce Studios (Auckland), Mandrill Studios, Helen Young Studios and Auckland Audio (Auckland). The album was released in 1992, along with singles "The Way I Feel", "It’s My Sin" and "No Idea". There was also a promotional EP for "All the Best Thoughts", and the songs "Westy Gals" and "Wings of Steel" were released as radio-only singles. She also recorded backing vocals for the 1992 hit song "Nature" by The Mutton Birds. In 1995, Jan recorded a television advertisement for Coca-Cola before completing her second album, Tremble, at Sing Sing (Melbourne) and Studios 301 (Sydney) in 1995. The album was released the same year along with singles for the songs "Manic (is a state of mind) ", "Geraldine" and "Pure Pleasure". In 1996 Jan was awarded Most Promising Female Vocalist at the New Zealand Music Awards, and Top Female Vocalist and Single of the Year (for Manic) at the Music and Entertainer Awards of New Zealand. In 1997, Jan recorded a television advertisement for Ford, a cover version of the Gordon Mills song "10 Guitars" for a Television New Zealand documentary of the same name, and the song "Unravelled" for the short film "My Geraldine" by former Cassandra's Ears bandmate Flick Rhind. She also recorded a new single, "Sentimental Fool", at York Street A&B Studios (Auckland) for release that year. Jan subsequently parted ways with Warner Records, and her last single, "Melusine", recorded at Beaver Studios (Auckland) was released by Universal Records in 1998. That year, Jan was nominated for the Fox of the Year award on the Mikey Havoc show. In 1999, Jan joined the Alan Duff Charitable Foundation Duffy Books in Homes programme as a celebrity spokesperson. She co-wrote the theme song "Read About It" with Dave Dobbyn and Toi Iti, which is still performed by 100,000 children annually. During that year she played a non-musical acting role on Shortland Street, playing Jackie, an abused wife. In 2000, Jan appeared in the New Zealand television Street Legal and in 2001 she became involved in a collaboration with Tom Blaxland called Project Runway. In 2002, she wrote and recorded the song "Star Baby" for children’s clothing label Pumpkin Patch. In early 2009 Jan went into Roundhead Studios in Auckland to record a third album with a line-up of musicians including producer Wayne Bell, Nick Gaffaney on drums, Brett Adams and Ben