Julie Kuhl

Julie Kuhl, born 2005 in Châtillon-sur-Seine in France, is a singer-songwriter from Frankfurt am Main, Germany. "Born With Nostalgic Bones" is her second album. Unlike Julie's debut "Flowers and Candles", which she released alone at the age of 15, this album now involved more than a dozen musicians, including a string quartet and a brass section. Nevertheless, Julie still penned all the songs. The elaborate production of the album was made possible by the Frankfurt label Jazz Montez Records and thanks to a generous grant from Initiative Musik. For the first time in its history of this artist funding program by the German government, the application of a musician under the age of 18 was successful. While artists like Arlo Parks, Phoebe Bridgers, Joy Crookes or Billie Eilish are certainly inspirations and references for her, Julie Kuhl has a unique sound and very personal voice. On "Born With Nostalgic Bones" you can find cool and danceable indie soul as well as intimate and heartbreaking folk pop. Julie has already proven that she has a special gift for captivating live audiences with headlining performances on some of the biggest stages in the Rhine-Main region. Next up, the world!