Something in the Room She Moves
Turning toward improvisation and meditative minimalism, the Los Angeles singer and songwriter’s latest album seeks a release from rational thought. It sounds fluid, sonorous, and free.
As her previous record Aviary pointed toward neo-classical maximalism, Julia Holter's return here is her most concise.
Julia Holter's latest LP processes life changes while juggling them with gratitude for new beginnings through evocative, challenging turns.
Julia Holter returns on typically sublime form, bringing a fresh warmth to her orchestral dreaminess.
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Found sounds and touches of jazz enliven the American singer-songwriter’s woozy evocation of being present in changing times
Julia Holter, Something in the Room She Moves album review: A masterclass in avant-pop with an unbearable lightness
Julia Holter drips her semi-conscious thoughts on the musical canvas to access her artistic sensibility, but she seems a bit unsure of the process.
"Something in the Room She Moves," the new album from Julia Holter is out now. Read the review by David Saxum for Northern Transmissions.
Julia Holter - Something in the Room She Moves review: 「This is on par with some Julia Holter-type avant-garde pop」
On Julia Holter's latest album, the art-pop explorer finds the sweet spots between experimental and exhilarating