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Julia Holter (Music)
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Julia Shammas Holter (born December 18, 1984) is an American singer/songwriter, record producer, and classically trained composer. A CalArts graduate, following three independent album productions, Holter released Tragedy as her first official studio album in 2011, followed a year later by Ekstasis. Both albums received considerable acclaim, and propelled the artist into mainstream popularity. Many have compared her style to that of Laurie Anderson. | |
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Longest Song Goes Last: Ekstasis closes with "This is Ekstasis" (8:55). Loud City Song closes with "City Appearing" (7:16). | |
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Concept Album: Tragedy is inspired by the play Hippolytus by Euripides. Loud City Song deals with the stresses of urban life and how noise and interaction affect those living in cities. | |
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Lonely Piano Piece | |
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Lonely Piano Piece: "He's Running Through My Eyes" from Loud City Song "In Gardens' Muteness" from Aviary | |
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Leave the Camera Running | |
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Leave the Camera Running: The first half of "So Lilies" from Tragedy consists mostly of a field recording of Julia trying to do a soundcheck on presumably a bus station before she even starts uttering the lyrics halfway into the song. "Everyday is an Emergency" from Aviary consists of a bagpipe-heavy atonal drone improvisation that lasts for almost 4 minutes before it transitions into a calm ethereal ambient track for its outro. | |
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Celebrity Is Overrated | |
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Celebrity Is Overrated: "Horns Surrounding Me" from Loud City Song explores the media's fascination with celebrity life and its more intrusive extremes. | |
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In the Same Room (2017) | |
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Fading into the Next Song | |
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Fading into the Next Song: "Try to Make Yourself a Work of Art" into "The Falling Age", "Celebration" into "So Lilies" on Tragedy | |
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