Who is Janice Dickinson?

Janice Dickinson is an American model, television personality, businesswoman, and recording artist. Born February 16, 1955 in Brooklyn, New York, she became one of the most successful models of the 1970s and 1980s, appeared as a judge on four cycles of America's Next Top Model, starred in her own Oxygen reality series, and has been actively releasing music since 2022 across two EPs and multiple singles.

What is 'I Coined It'?

'I Coined It' is the title of Janice Dickinson's debut single, released in May 2022, and her debut EP, released December 31, 2023. The title references her long-standing public claim of having coined the term 'supermodel.' The single features James Jeffrey and Donita Brandon. The EP reached #1 on the US iTunes Dance chart and contains six dance-pop tracks including a Perry Twins remix of 'Get Into It.'

Did Janice Dickinson coin the term 'supermodel'?

Janice Dickinson has frequently claimed to have coined the term 'supermodel,' and it has become a signature part of her public identity. She has recounted the origin in slightly different versions over the years — most often dating the exchange to either 1979 or 1982 — but the core anecdote is consistent: her manager remarked that she was 'not Superman,' to which Janice replied, 'I am not Superman, I am a supermodel.' The word 'supermodel' predates this claim, but Dickinson's version of events is closely associated with her brand and is the inspiration for her 2022 single and 2023 EP, both titled 'I Coined It.'

Did Janice Dickinson's EP chart?

Yes. Janice Dickinson's debut EP, 'I Coined It,' reached #1 on the US iTunes Dance chart following its December 31, 2023 release.

What music has Janice Dickinson released?

Janice Dickinson has released two EPs and multiple singles between 2022 and 2025. The 2023 'I Coined It' EP is dance-pop and reached #1 on the US iTunes Dance chart, including 'I Coined It' (feat. James Jeffrey & Donita Brandon), 'Get Into It', 'Floor', 'I'm That Bitch', and a Perry Twins remix of 'Get Into It.' Her 2025 self-titled EP 'Janice Dickinson' marks a stylistic shift toward classic-rock-influenced songwriting and includes 'Get Me Out Of This Dress', 'Firestarter', 'Legacy', 'One Life', 'I'm Still Standing Here', 'Lovesick'.

What inspired Janice Dickinson to start making music?

Janice Dickinson cites Aretha Franklin, Janis Joplin, and Stevie Nicks as her primary musical influences. She was previously married to a piano player who toured with B.B. King, spent three years on the road with the band, and has said in interviews that she sang for B.B. King and for Muddy Waters, who at one point stayed at her home.

Is Janice Dickinson still releasing music?

Yes. Janice Dickinson has released music actively from 2022 through 2025, including two EPs ('I Coined It' in 2023 and the self-titled 'Janice Dickinson' in 2025) and multiple singles.

Where can I listen to Janice Dickinson's music?

Janice Dickinson's music is available on Spotify, Apple Music, iHeart Radio, YouTube, and Deezer. Her official Spotify artist page is at https://open.spotify.com/artist/3LNiOYvfQ3lsvNfoZKC5bE.

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