London-based JULIENT is an emerging artist who’s been making waves in the UK and beyond with his own unique brand of pop music. Pairing his hook-filled songwriting flair with his enticing vocal leads spinning moving and relatable lyricism, his sonic offering has struck a chord with fans and tastemakers alike.
First unveiling his sound in 2021, he released his debut single “for a while” and introduced the world to his alluring pop sound. Followed up with sophomore single “Calling For My Name” and “Falling Into You” last year, as well as a remix of his second track, he now brings us his first new music in 2023 with his brand new single titled “Was It Obvious?”.
Taking influences from artists such as RÜFÜS DU SOL, Depeche Mode and Elderbrook, with his new single JULIENT lays down a spirited electronic pop outing full of infectiously catchy melodic writing. Written about his own experience with a relationship, he threads his poignant lyrics to craft a truly emotive song, contrasted by danceable rhythms and uplifting instrumental tones.
Wrapping up a melancholic context in an upbeat sound, with “Was It Obvious?” sees JULIENT once again showcase his cunning songwriting talent and vocal skill as he kicks off another year with a dazzling pop anthem. As he continues to go from strength-to-strength with each new move, the artist’s latest outing is further confirmation of his wide appeal and further builds the excitement around his unstoppable rise.
Commenting on the single, JULIENT shares, “The song is based on an intimate relationship of mine. A person I love changed into the negative over the years and it took me a long time to realise it. I wonder if it was obvious that it would happen the way it did and if I was too blind to see it. Now that I have written the song, I have understood it, I guess. The story behind is sad, but I wanted it to make a danceable song and that it feels good. A pop song with reggaeton beats and perfect for a road trip to ease your mind and to be free.”
Listen to Was It Obvious? below
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