Julia Wolf

Based in New York and originating from Queens, United States, Julia Wolf operates within a pop and indie-pop vein with alternative accents, driven by very personal songwriting and frequent use of spoken word. She emerged on the up-and-coming scene in the late 2010s via a series of self-produced singles released online. Over time, Julia Wolf has built an artistic universe centered on introspective lyrics, often whispered vocals, and rhythms close to rap and R&B. The EP Girls in Purgatory (2021) and the album Good Thing We Stayed (2023) mark important milestones in structuring her discography, compiling several tracks that were initially released as singles. Her collaboration with American singer and rapper blackbear on the track “Gothic Babe Tendencies” introduced Julia Wolf to a wider audience while extending her exploration of themes related to identity, relationships, and vulnerability. Active mainly on the North American scene, she remains associated with a minimalist aesthetic, grounded in sparse productions and a consistent emphasis on voice and text.