charity single released by The Last Cry. Co-wrote and sang on "Starstruck Eyes" for Mark Thwaite's album Volumes. Personal life Regan graduated in 2014 from Bath Spa University in Bath, Somerset, with a master's degree in Songwriting. From September 2015 to December 2022, she was a lecturer on the BA Commercial Music programme and MA Songwriting at the university's College of Liberal Arts. In a March 2008 BBC News Magazine article regarding gender stereotypes too often influencing which musical instrument schoolchildren learn, the electric guitar is still seen as a male instrument, despite great female exponents in recent years, according to Regan. Based on her own experiences, she said: "There was no opportunity to learn anything other than traditional orchestral instruments at school and so I muddled along on my own and felt quite isolated as I went to an all-girl school and none of my peers seemed to have any interest in electric guitar. It seemed like a freakish thing for me to be interested in. I was quite popular at school and had a load of friends, but this was just seen as 'one of my little quirks'." In 2020, Regan had the chapter "Three Pronged Attack: The pincer movement of gender allies, tempered radicals and pioneers", published in the Routledge title Gender in Music Production. She also has a chapter due to be published by Equinox in September 2023 in the book Venue Stories: From Back Room to Rave Room, from the Toilet Circuit to the Town Hall. Regan's official website states that she is 'currently writing a book and working on several music projects.' Album discography Guest appearances on other artists' albums not shown. with All About Eve All About Eve (1988) Scarlet and Other Stories (1989) Touched by Jesus (1991) Ultraviolet (1992) Winter Words (1992) Fairy Light Nights I (2000) Fairy Light Nights II (2001) Live and Electric at the Union Chapel (2001) Return to Eden, Vol. 1: The Early Recordings (2002) Iceland (2002) Cinemasonic (2003) Keepsakes (2006) with Mice ...Because I Can (1996) New and Improved (2001) with Jules et Jim Swimming (1999) Subtitles (2002) with Hussey-Regan Curios (2011) References External links Official Julianne Regan Site 1962 births Living people Academics of Bath Spa University Alumni of Bath Spa University Alumni of the London College of Fashion English bass guitarists English women guitarists English women singer-songwriters English music journalists English rock bass guitarists English