“I was twenty-three, I had written my song called “Issues” and it was the first time, and the only time, I had written something that I just couldn’t give away,” she shared candidly. “I hope when people listen to this, they know the kind of love they should have versus the kind of love they think that they deserve.” Yes, please!!īefore becoming a singer herself, Julia started her career as a songwriter until the day she wrote a song that was too personal to give to someone else.
“I wanted to write about this love because it makes me feel confident, sexy, and honest with myself,” Julia added. Toxic relationships tend to be glamoured, and it seems as though people “think that it is boring if it’s easy and non-dramatic.” But let’s face it… We all want to feel enlightening love! And steer away from the drama that can come with it… It’s safe to say that love isn’t always portrayed in the most beautiful light. Digging deeper into the meaning of the album, Julia shared, “it’s about experiencing new love and love in a healthy way and love from growth.” Recorded during quarantine, Julia feels lucky to have been able “to rally a very wonderful group of men that felt comfortable enough to be in the room with me during a very scary time.” Having figured out a safe way that worked for everyone, this album is the product of time, patience, and dedication. “The thing I learned from this album process, is that I can write a song about love, that is rooted in love, and it still feels equally as beautiful and impactful.” A little something we could all use! “I used to think I could only write a great song that derived from chaos and toxicity,” she opened up. Taking on a new perspective on love, this album shows a new side of the singer. For renowned artist, Julia Michaels, she is continuously growing both as a singer and individual and has recently released her debut album, Not In Chronological Order… We try to find our voice in a crowded room, and discover what makes us stand out from the rest, what brings us joy, and what fills our heart with love. We encounter twists and turns as we continuously discover new sides of ourselves. Well, I think we can all agree that life is truly a roller coaster.
JULIA MICHAELS FULL
In other words, Michaels-writer, artist, performer-has come into full view.Julia Michaels: A Phoenix Rising From The Ashes
Two albums from 2019, the aptly titled Inner Monologue parts one and two, are artistically and emotionally more complex than the material she’s written for others, but still as catchy as they are full of truth. The crawling, throbbing, unstable “Issues” was Michaels’ breakthrough, and she’s fought those titular insecurities to take her place on stage in front of big audiences since.
Stepping into the spotlight meant overcoming social anxiety, but she had help from friend and songwriting partner Justin Tranter on Nervous System, a spare, EDM-influenced EP highlighting her equally aching voice and lyrical sensibility. In 2017, Michaels launched a solo career. Then she started filling in the blank spaces. By 21, pop fans knew her touch on other’s songs: confessional, full of details and images, fearlessly open to feeling.
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Born Julia Carin Cavazos in Davenport, Iowa, in 1993, she grew up in Southern California and started writing music for TV shows around age 16. That, she’s said, is how the industry views behind-the-scenes songwriters, even ones like her with their name on blockbusters by the likes of Demi Lovato (2013’s “Fire Starter”), Justin Beiber (2015’s “Sorry”), and Selena Gomez (2015’s “Hands to Myself”). Among Julia Michaels’ many tattoos is a woman’s face without the features filled in.
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