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Music News - Julia Deans - Walking In The Sun - October 13
25 September 2017 - 0 Comments
With her first solo release
since her acclaimed 2010 album Modern
Fables, Julia
Deans is delighted to announce her brand-new single Walking in the Sun -
available October 13th!
Julia Deanscontinues to surprise and enchant with her wonderfully versatile voice in Walking in the Sun, a track full of sharp observations about generational roles and behaviours that serve only to restrict people, and especially women. Written from a place of frustration at these stifling traditions, Julia has penned a social commentary in the track - a challenge to reassess how we treat each other.
“The song is really saying, ‘Think of all the amazing things we could be doing if we stopped holding each other down’. It’s mind-boggling that the world seems to be going so far backwards at the moment.”
Having gathered many fans with her heartfelt songs over the past 25 years, Julia has captivated everyone with her transition from iconic rock chick as front-person for the beloved Fur Patrol (who have just begun to release their catalogue digitally for a new generation of fans to discover) to glorious songbird.
She is a commanding and impressive solo artist, having earned herself a Taite Prize nomination for her first solo album Modern Fables, and an APRA Silver Scroll finalist spot for the single, A New Dialogue, alongside glowing reviews. Since then, Julia has kept herself busy in a variety of musical projects – working with the likes of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, The Adults, Tiki Taane, and SJD, as well as performing in Jesus Christ Superstar, Play On, and a variety of art festival shows paying tribute to the likes of Jacques Brel, Joni Mitchell, and Billie Holiday.
Walking in the Sun will be released on October 13th and is the first single from Julia Dean’s exciting sophomore album We Light Fire. More details to come.
Julia Deanscontinues to surprise and enchant with her wonderfully versatile voice in Walking in the Sun, a track full of sharp observations about generational roles and behaviours that serve only to restrict people, and especially women. Written from a place of frustration at these stifling traditions, Julia has penned a social commentary in the track - a challenge to reassess how we treat each other.
“The song is really saying, ‘Think of all the amazing things we could be doing if we stopped holding each other down’. It’s mind-boggling that the world seems to be going so far backwards at the moment.”
Having gathered many fans with her heartfelt songs over the past 25 years, Julia has captivated everyone with her transition from iconic rock chick as front-person for the beloved Fur Patrol (who have just begun to release their catalogue digitally for a new generation of fans to discover) to glorious songbird.
She is a commanding and impressive solo artist, having earned herself a Taite Prize nomination for her first solo album Modern Fables, and an APRA Silver Scroll finalist spot for the single, A New Dialogue, alongside glowing reviews. Since then, Julia has kept herself busy in a variety of musical projects – working with the likes of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, The Adults, Tiki Taane, and SJD, as well as performing in Jesus Christ Superstar, Play On, and a variety of art festival shows paying tribute to the likes of Jacques Brel, Joni Mitchell, and Billie Holiday.
Walking in the Sun will be released on October 13th and is the first single from Julia Dean’s exciting sophomore album We Light Fire. More details to come.
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