Fulton on guitars, Eddie Rayner and Michael Larsen on piano/keyboards, and Mark Hughes on bass. Special guests included Kiri Eriwata, Callie Blood and Jackie Clarke on backing vocals. The album was engineered and mixed by Neil Baldock and was mastered by Greg Calbi at Stirling Sound in New York. Jan released the new album "All Grown Up" on her own record label, Blind Date Records, in October 2009 to critical acclaim from New Zealand music reviewers. "Melusine" was re-released by Blind Date Records in 2010. The album "Lost Songs" was released in April 2013. A collection of previously unreleased material - demos, live sessions and studio work from 1990 - 2000 which Hellriegel had remastered from DAT and cassette recordings. Sportsman of the Year Hellriegel announced and released a new multi-media project through April and May 2019. "Sportsman of the Year" was composed of a studio album and book of the same name. "Sportsman of the Year" was also serialised as podcasts, produced by Radio New Zealand and presented by Jan Hellriegel. In interviews around the release, Hellriegel said that the book grew out of the album project when she realised that the songs were taking a more philosophical, personal direction and wanted to share some stories in parallel with the music, each informed by the other. Business career Jan Hellriegel was appointed NZ General Manager of Australia-based Native Tongue Music Publishing in 2010 and ran the company’s NZ operations until 2013 when she left to develop Aeroplane Music Services, a music licensing and supervision business. In 2015 Hellriegel announced Songbroker, an 'artist-friendly' music publishing company focused on providing music by NZ songwriters to film, TV and content producers Songbroker represents the musical rights and recorded works of several hundred NZ composers and songwriters. In 2019 the National Library of NZ and Douglas Lilburn Trust announced that Songbroker would be entrusted with representing the works of acclaimed New Zealand composer, the late Douglas Lilburn. She has served terms as a director of Independent Music NZ (IMNZ) and Recorded Music NZ (RMNZ) and is an APRA Ambassador. Discography Albums With Cassandra's Ears The Cassandra's Ears Story (2010) Singles Television Other than interview or performance appearances, Jan Hellriegel has occasionally dabbled in acting. 1997 – Xena character: NemoSyne, Goddess of Memory. 1997 – Television New Zealand documentary "10 Guitars": herself. 1997 – Television New Zealand 7 August edition of "Assignment": herself. 1998