Julia Wolf details her journey in track-by-track review of her debut album ‘Good Thing We Stayed’

julia wolflife is an open book, and she invites you to leaf through its pages Glad we stayed. “Like the cover, this record is a collection of memories that have shaped my life deeply,” she says. Hollywood life on the release of his first album. Over the course of ten tracks, Julia ups her game with clever lyrics: “I call you Dracula / Because most of you can’t even look in the mirror,” she sings in “Dracula,” along with dark pop beats. The album’s dark pop is a touch dreamy and a touch nightmarish, creating a sound that will stay with the listener long after the album is over.

Glad we stayed marks the end of a chapter in Julia’s life. The New York native has been hard at work on her career since her single “Captions” hit streaming services in 2019. “There have been many hiccups and detailed hits on this new LP. It tells the story of how we got here today and the reasons why I am who I am,” he says ahead of the album’s release. “Having almost given up a few years ago, ready to move to another country and experience life someone else’s, all I can say is it’s a good thing we stayed.”

With the release of the album and the new autobiographical music video for ‘Rookie of the Year’, Julia has provided a track-by-track breakdown of the meaning behind the song on her debut. Check it out and don’t forget to put Julia in it. Goth Girls Trending Tour in February.

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“Now”

For me, “Now” is a direct narrative from where I started to where I am today. It’s 4am they go into town to work, then they go to the studio to write and come home so late, only to do it all over again the next day. It’s the daily open mic grind and being so shy every night feels like you’re shooting a cannonball into the coffin because of how lost you feel. But you do it because, deep down, you believe in yourself. You have visions of life that you desperately want, and you know that you really wouldn’t allow yourself to dream of something you didn’t think you could achieve. There are no other options and there is no plan B, because otherwise life just won’t work out.

“Get Out of Me”

“Get Off My” is the very recognizable anthem for people who are tired of being abused. It’s based on a true story early in my career, where my time was not valued and, in turn, taken for granted, as if it were expendable. But when people stand up to you, it becomes the push you need, the kick to keep you motivated and prove them wrong so much they come crawling back, something we see happen again and again. When you start doing well and believe in yourself, everyone wants to say they helped you achieve your results. But this song is here to take it immediately and literally tell people to get off my… foot.

“Dracula”

Spending most of my youth in the stands really gave me time to observe and learn to read a room. Be the quiet person in the room — you really can for the hottest celebrity news.