Jocelyn Montgomery, then Jocelyn West, was one of the three original members of the madrigal-singing Miranda Sex Garden.

As the band turned to edgy and experimental rock, Jocelyn went her own way, eventually to cross paths with David Lynch. Jocelyn, the Scottish daughter of a fisherman and the legendary film director formed an unlikely creative partnership, with Lynch as producer of the ethereally beautiful album Lux Vivens.

The collection of sacred songs, composed by the 10th Century nun and mystic Hildegard von Bingen, combines the classical training and fond reverence of Jocelyn's pure voice and violin with the iconoclastic and dark sensibility of Lynch to create the most mesmerizing of all the modern recordings of Medieval chant.