Years active 2009–present Name Julianna Barwick | Role Musician | |
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Origin Missouri, United States Record labels Dead Oceans, Asthmatic Kitty Genres Experimental music, Ambient music, Avant-garde Albums Nepenthe, The Magic Place, Rosabi, Florine, Matrimony Remixes Profiles | ||
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Julianna Barwick is an American musician who composes using electronic loops. Her first album was released in 2009.
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- Julianna barwick live dublab sprout session hd
- Julianna barwick forever live on soundcheck
- Music career
- Discography
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Julianna barwick forever live on soundcheck
Music career
Barwick has said that her music is influenced by her participation in church choir while growing up in Louisiana. She composes with a machine to create electronic loops built around her vocalizing.
She self-released her debut album, Sanguine, in 2006. The songs are wordless with vocal overdubs, vocal percussion, and improvisation. On the EP Florine, she uses a loop station and pedals to create minimalist repetition accompanied by layers of vocals and synthesizers.
She recorded her album The Magic Place on a rehearsal stage because it was sound proof and because it had a piano. The title of the album refers to a tree on her family's farm that was big enough to crawl into, as though the tree contained rooms shaped by the trunk and branches.
The title of her third album, Nepenthe, was inspired by the death of a relative. The name comes from the drug of forgetfulness found in ancient Greek literature and the work of Edgar Allan Poe. The album features the string ensemble Amiina and a choir of teenage girls.
In 2016, the song "Nebula", from her album Will premiered on NPR. A music video directed by Derrick Belcham was shot at the historic Philip Johnson Glass House.
In 2010, Barwick was commissioned to remix "Reckoner" by Radiohead. During the next year, she released an album of improvisational music with Ikue Mori. In 2012, she formed the duo Ombre with Helado Negro and recorded the album Believe You Me.