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Julie E Gordon
Julie E Gordon
Julie E Gordon is a British performing artist who rose to fame as the backing vocalist for the alternative rock band The Happy Mondays. Joining the band in 2004, she toured around the world with them until 2012, lending her powerful and soulful voice to many of their classic hits. During this time she supported and provided backing vocals to numerous artists and hits, notably working with bands such as Kasabian, Big Finn and Womack & Womack. Julie has recorded with labels such as Grand Central, Giant Step Records, Sanctuary Records and worked with producer Sunny Levine, on the Album 'Uncle Dysfunctional – released on Noel Gallagher’s Big Brother Records.
“WIRED” is Julie's first collaboration with songwriter/producer Richard McCallum and solidifies her status as one of the UK's most versatile and talented singers. The song centres on the theme of empowerment encouraging the celebration of love, life and music.
The track has a blend of diverse musical influences that weaves Julie’s soulful voice through intricate layers of Latin rhythms, gospel-soul, rock and pop by creating a fusion that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly original. Her ability to blend genres and create something uniquely her own is a testament to her musical skills and versatility.
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Fading Beam
Fading Beam is a must-listen. It captures the essence of Julie E Gordon’s journey into Electronic Dance Music and leaves a lasting impression.
Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her music, this track is sure to make you dance, sing along, and appreciate the remarkable talent of this extraordinary artist.
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People
"People" is Julie E Gordons third collaboration with songwriter/producer Richard McCallum with a soul sound and positive message of unity and appreciation for the natural world.
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The song "People" is more than just a good tune; it carries a message of unity and appreciation for the people of the world. The lyrics celebrate humanity and invite listeners to embrace a sense of togetherness
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