You must be comfortable in your skin, no matter what people try to say about you.
Having burst onto the scene and etched her name into audiences' minds with dynamic releases like “Butterflies” and “Girls Can Do Anything,” British songwriter and producer July Jones remains one of the hottest talents in the business.
Combining exquisite yet powerful vocals with emotive and introspective lyrics, she’s carved a niche with her captivating presence and releases. A true artist at heart, each of her releases is underlined with a passion that feels rare in the modern music scene, and with every release, she continues to solidify her legacy as one of the best in the industry.
Forever marching to the beat of her drum, one of the characteristics that has drawn listeners to July Jones most is her willingness to be her authentic artistic self 100% of the time. She refuses to compromise on her values or artistic vision, which shines through in her music.
Speaking on issues like sexuality, politics, and mental health, she’s never afraid to address or show support for the marginalized and the forgotten, always using her voice to lift and support. As she continues to look to the future, one thing is sure. Given her talent, it’s only a matter of time before she blows up even more.
July Jones’s latest release, “Flowergirls,” sees the British enchantress continue to operate at the peak of her significant artistic powers. As she whispers, “Bring it” to ring in the song, you know you’re about to be in for a treat.
The instrumental performance feels defiant and empowering, and it’s clear that July Jones isn’t going to stand for any disrespect. Defiantly singing lines like “You are not my friend, let’s not sugarcoat / who are you to judge me,” she once again reaffirms that it’s okay to be yourself. People will always find something to hate, so why aren’t you comfortable in your skin while they do that?
July Jone’s new release, “Flowergirls,” is a defiant, empowering release that preaches messages of resilience and self-love. Tap in and stream Jone’s new release, “Flowergirls, " whenever you're ready.”