Jeff Lang, born Jeffrey Lang on November 9, 1969, in Geelong, Victoria, Australia, is an Australian guitarist, songwriter, vocalist, and music producer. Lang began playing clarinet at age 8 before learning guitar as a teenager, performing as a blues guitarist at age 17 supporting artists including Albert Collins and Rory Gallagher. Lang self-released his debut studio album, Ravenswood, in 1994, followed by Native Dog Creek in 1996 and Cedar Grove in 1998—which earned a nomination for Best Blues and Roots Album at the 1999 ARIA Music Awards. His 2002 collaborative studio album, Rolling Through This World with Bob Brozman and Angus Diggs, won the ARIA Award for Best Blues and Roots Album. Lang received subsequent ARIA Awards for Djan Djan in 2010 and Carried in Mind in 2012, while his television score for The Gods of Wheat Street won an APRA Award for Best Television Theme in 2014. His later releases include Next They Come for You in 2019 and Snow Cap Menace in 2022 with the duo High Ace.
