The South African Songwriter Embraces Her Soulful Side
Pop songwriter and producer Julia church has been making a name for herself as one of the countries most exciting up and coming pop songwriters. Her solo work has racked up millions of streams and garnered critical appreciation – She’s also a lover of collaboration, working with some of electronic music’s biggest names, including Lane 8, Goldfish, Tom Ashbrook, Sun El Musician and features on Sky Atlantic. Her featured vocals also led to her recent sold out performance to a sold out performance at Printworks in London.
Her new single started as a diary entry that soon found it’s way into being a composition – The track has hints of soul, pop and a vulnerable sound that’s uniquely Julia. Speaking on the new single she states
“I don’t think I love you anymore” is about the freedom that comes with resurfacing after a heartbreak. That feeling of untethering from someone who consumed your thoughts and realizing how empowering it is to no longer need them. For years I found myself pining over someone that, I realized, I didn’t even really know anymore. The chasm I felt didn’t really exist, It was just the memory of an old love that kept me anchored until I was able to let go of it.
I wrote it like a journal entry and every lyric has specific personal significance to me. I wanted to be as honest as possible” - Julia Church
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