Sep 3, 2021

Jennifer Juliette Slowly Rebuilds Her "Columns," in a New Single

Welsh singer-songwriter, recording artist and multi-instrumentalist Jennifer Juliette releases a highly relatable and emotional single entitled "Columns."

The Berlin-based artist offers a powerful and mesmerizing cross between her classical training and mainstream pop. Having performed at iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House, the Vienna Opera House, and the Royal Albert Hall in London, it's safe to say that Jennifer Juliette and her many creative outlets are here to stay.

Gearing up to release her debut EP entitled 'Anchor,' Jennifer Juliette recently released the project's lead single, "Columns." A savory and deeply emotional tune, Jennifer Juliette wears her heart on her sleeve while allowing listeners to sonically experience her hardships in regards to love and loss.

Taking a deeper listen to "Columns," the song peacefully opens with a haunting piano melody that brings listeners into the song's emotional theme. As Jennifer Juliette makes her breathy and powerful vocal appearance, she begins to enlighten us on her disappointing ventures with love and building up her columns just for someone to tear them down before her eyes.

As we move into the hook, a downtempo drum arrangement begins to melt through our speakers while Jennifer Juliette sings of facing her pain instead of blindly dismissing it and wishing it away. As Juliette belts her powerful vocals on the outro hook one last time, she closes the song on this empowering note while reminding listeners to stand firm in their ground and not let anyone take their inner light away.

Experience the lush vocal stylings of Jennifer Juliette in her latest emotional single, "Columns," available on all digital streaming platforms.

Welcome to BuzzMusic Jennifer Juliette. What a heartfelt and relatable listening experience you've provided with your latest single, "Columns." What inspired you to create this breathtaking piece?

Thank you so much! "Columns" is about cheating. Or at least about a lack of trust. Unfortunately, I think so many people have been through something similar. I personally went through it and needed to bang it out at my piano before I went crazy.

Was it difficult to sit down and reach back into your emotional thoughts when writing your lyrics for "Columns?"

At the time, it was absolutely therapeutic. I needed to push out all those awful thoughts and create something beautiful out of it. I’m about to perform it live for the first time on the 13th of September in Prague and it will be interesting to see whether it’ll bring strong emotions on stage. Did you work with any producers when finalizing the song "Columns?" How did they help refine the song and bring it to life? I worked with Arthur Pingrey, who has produced all my singles so far. He had a great idea for the percussion to bring even more passion into the song. The first time I heard the production from just piano and voice that I had created, I was blown away. It’s so full and dramatic! What should we anticipate from your forthcoming debut EP, 'Anchor?' How will this project represent who you are and the music you create?

Each song is a little piece of me and my life. Anchor is a classical track for a movie. Small Voice is quiet and emotional. I’ll Be is about a larger-than-life personality I knew in London. Columns is a louder outpouring of emotions, as a sequel to Small Voice.

What's next for you?

The concert on the 13th is so close and very exciting. I am working on more Celtic-style music but also some dance-type tracks, something I never tried before. I’m happy to experiment but I hope to always have that Celtic vibe and melodic structure somewhere underneath.