Julianna Joy's guest appearances

Julianna Joy

how did i get here?

Bringin' it Backwards

Citywide Blackout

Getting in Tune

LifeChurch West Chester

OwlTail

We had the pleasure of interviewing Julianna Joy over Zoom video!Due out in 2022, the prodigious pop singer-songwriter’s EP Garden of Eden sits in the crosshairs of youthful innocence and profundity beyond her years. Its seven songs span escapist dance bops and contemplative ballads, taking musical influence from alternative rock, pop, classic rock, and psychedelia.Co-written with Grammy-nominated producer Teddy Geiger (Shawn Mendes, Maroon 5, Lizzo), Garden of Edenincorporates these styles into an impressively uniform sound. Joy creditsGeiger’s abounding creativity and open-mindedness — not to mention her impressive roster of collaborators like Danny Parker, John Ryan, Mags Duval, Juan Ariza, and Evan Voytas — as a creative spark that helped expand her own artistry.Full of synth keyboard and percussion textures, layered with acoustic guitar strumming and electric guitar solos, sampled strings, jazzy basslines, and more, the musicality on Garden of Eden seems to reflect the emotional chaos of its songs: Joy only graduated high school in December 2019 before taking a leap of faith to move from the Chicago suburbs to Los Angeles and peruse music full-time.These themes present themselves throughout Garden of Eden. The hilarious “Teenage Boys,” which was written in the same iconic studio where Fleetwood Mac recorded “Rumors”, details Joy’s frustrations in dating. “Prescriptions” truthfully describes the struggles of finding the best mental health regimen. “California,” a haunting, yet uplifting ode to her new home, always sparks her synesthesia in hues of teal like the color of the water off the Pacific Coast Highway.While the songs on Garden of Edenhighlight Joy’s growth and musical exploration, she’s been a prolific writer since childhood. Having composed more than 200 songs in her teen years, she attended Grammy Camp in Los Angeles at age 15, where she studied music with industry professionals, fellow performers, producers, and instrumentalists. By the summer of 2019, Joy returned to LA to record her first EP, Cherries, which was released in February 2020. And thanks to the focal track, “Cherry Bomb” (which has been streamed almost 1.5 million times on Spotify), she’s begun to lay the foundation for a loyal fan base across even more platforms — through Spotifyeditorial playlist placement (SALT) and Apple Music editorial placement (Breaking Singer/Song-writer) and several TikTok influencer playlists. Joy is currently signed to a publishing deal with Hipgnosis Songs.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #JuliannaJoy #GardenOfEden #Cherries #NewMusic #zoom Listen &amp; Subscribe to BiB https://link.chtbl.com/BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!  https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement

We had the pleasure of interviewing Julianna Joy over Zoom video! Due out in 2022, the prodigious pop singer-songwriter’s EP Garden of Eden sits in the crosshairs of youthful innocence and profundity beyond her years. Its seven songs span escapist dance bops and contemplative ballads, taking musical influence from alternative rock, pop, classic rock, and psychedelia. Co-written with Grammy-nominated producer Teddy Geiger (Shawn Mendes, Maroon 5, Lizzo), Garden of Edenincorporates these styles into an impressively uniform sound. Joy creditsGeiger’s abounding creativity and open-mindedness — not to mention her impressive roster of collaborators like Danny Parker, John Ryan, Mags Duval, Juan Ariza, and Evan Voytas — as a creative spark that helped expand her own artistry. Full of synth keyboard and percussion textures, layered with acoustic guitar strumming and electric guitar solos, sampled strings, jazzy basslines, and more, the musicality on Garden of Eden seems to reflect the emotional chaos of its songs: Joy only graduated high school in December 2019 before taking a leap of faith to move from the Chicago suburbs to Los Angeles and peruse music full-time. These themes present themselves throughout Garden of Eden. The hilarious “Teenage Boys,” which was written in the same iconic studio where Fleetwood Mac recorded “Rumors”, details Joy’s frustrations in dating. “Prescriptions” truthfully describes the struggles of finding the best mental health regimen. “California,” a haunting, yet uplifting ode to her new home, always sparks her synesthesia in hues of teal like the color of the water off the Pacific Coast Highway. While the songs on Garden of Edenhighlight Joy’s growth and musical exploration, she’s been a prolific writer since childhood. Having composed more than 200 songs in her teen years, she attended Grammy Camp in Los Angeles at age 15, where she studied music with industry professionals, fellow performers, producers, and instrumentalists. By the summer of 2019, Joy returned to LA to record her first EP, Cherries, which was released in February 2020. And thanks to the focal track, “Cherry Bomb” (which has been streamed almost 1.5 million times on Spotify), she’s begun to lay the foundation for a loyal fan base across even more platforms — through Spotifyeditorial playlist placement (SALT) and Apple Music editorial placement (Breaking Singer/Song-writer) and several TikTok influencer playlists. Joy is currently signed to a publishing deal with Hipgnosis Songs. We want to hear from you! Please email <a href="mailto:Tera@BringinitBackwards.com">Tera@BringinitBackwards.com</a>. <a href="http://www.BringinitBackwards.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.BringinitBackwards.com</a> #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #JuliannaJoy #GardenOfEden #Cherries #NewMusic #zoom Listen &amp; Subscribe to BiB <a href="https://link.chtbl.com/BiB" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://link.chtbl.com/BiB</a> Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod</a> This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement</a>

Interview with Julianna Joy

Seeing the Goodness of God_ Julianna Joy, 01.30.22

Seeing the Goodness of God_ Julianna Joy, 01.30.22

BONUS TRACK-LX looks at destructive relationships in new single   In the newest episode I head to LA (virtually at least) to talk with Julianna Joy, who's made a life and career for herself in music. We talk a lot about the support that artists don't get and how it's impacted them. It's mind-boggling to think of this given the money that revolves around shows and we look at how this needs to change.   We also talk about her newest singles, which include “Don't Come to LA” and “Spirits.” There's a story behind the tunes, which focus on a relationship that just didn't work out and the artist making the tough call to let it end.   After this, kick back and relax with the new single, “Don't Come to LA.”   Following the music break, I talk with LX for her new single “Naked Truth,” which shows the reality behind getting out of a destructive relationship, while also celebrating being able to end it in the first place. LX and I talk about the real-life relationship that inspired the song and her own battles with these kinds of confrontations.   After this, enjoy the new single, “Naked Truth.” I dug the honesty of the song as well as the style.

BONUS TRACK-LX looks at destructive relationships in new single In the newest episode I head to LA (virtually at least) to talk with <a href="http://juliannajoy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Julianna Joy</a>, who's made a life and career for herself in music. We talk a lot about the support that artists don't get and how it's impacted them. It's mind-boggling to think of this given the money that revolves around shows and we look at how this needs to change. We also talk about her newest singles, which include “Don't Come to LA” and “Spirits.” There's a story behind the tunes, which focus on a relationship that just didn't work out and the artist making the tough call to let it end. After this, kick back and relax with the new single, “Don't Come to LA.” Following the music break, I talk with<a href="https://www.lifeoflx.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> LX for her new single “Naked Truth,” </a>which shows the reality behind getting out of a destructive relationship, while also celebrating being able to end it in the first place. LX and I talk about the real-life relationship that inspired the song and her own battles with these kinds of confrontations. After this, enjoy the new single, “Naked Truth.” I dug the honesty of the song as well as the style.

Julianna Joy talks new music and why more support for artists is needed

Color

Julianna Joy sees color when writing music. Could she get any cooler? Listen to hear Anya and I geek out over Synesthesia and Joy's incredible songwriting journeys, writing with Ariza and John Ryan (ONE DIRECTION'S SONGWRITER)! This one is a MUST-LISTEN. We promise. 

Julianna Joy sees color when writing music. Could she get any cooler? Listen to hear Anya and I geek out over Synesthesia and Joy's incredible songwriting journeys, writing with Ariza and John Ryan (ONE DIRECTION'S SONGWRITER)! This one is a MUST-LISTEN. We promise.