Jade Anderson, born in London, England, is an English singer‑songwriter, the
youngest daughter of former Yes frontman Jon Anderson. Growing up amid touring
musicians, she performed with her father’s 1985 Christmas album, 3 Ships and
played with Ringo Starr at age 8. At 16, she left home, lived in public housing
with friends, joined a teen pop group, and began writing poetry, later
collaborating with London songwriter Eg White. Anderson signed with Columbia
Records in 2002 and released her debut studio album, Dive Deeper, in 2002; the
album, recorded in White’s basement and produc...