Julia Jacklin (born 30 August 1990) is an Australian singer-songwriter from the Blue Mountains. Jacklin's musical style has been described as

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, and

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. She has released three studio albums, ''

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'' (2016), '' Crushing'' (2019) and '' Pre Pleasure'' (2022). Jacklin has also performed with the band Phantastic Ferniture, with whom she released the debut single "Fuckin 'n' Rollin" and a self-titled album in 2018, followed by subsequent singles.

Biography

Jacklin grew up in the Blue Mountains, Australia, in a family of school teachers. Inspired by

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, at the age of 10, she took classical singing lessons before joining a high school band which did

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and

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covers. She studied social policy at

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, and after graduating she lived in a garage in

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, a suburb of Sydney, and worked in a factory making

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s. Growing up, Jacklin did not know anyone who was a full-time musician, and her family did not understand what it meant to be a musician: “They didn’t really see it as being something that was going to work out, at all,” Jacklin says in an interview with ''Sound of Boston''. She continued to perform locally, and formed the band Salta together with Liz Hughes in 2012. Jacklin currently lives in

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Solo career

2016: ''Don't Let the Kids Win''

She gained an audience and significant critical acclaim through her first two singles "Pool Party" and "Coming of Age" which both received radio airplay on

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. She has been touring extensively since March 2016 in the US, UK, Europe and Australia, appearing at various festivals (most notably End of the Road Festival,

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and

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). She has played headline gigs and has also supported artists such as

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, Marlon Williams and

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. In 2016, ''

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'' tipped Jacklin as one of their "Future Is Now" artists, while

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nominated her for a

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for Unearthed Artist of the Year. Jacklin did not consider herself a full-time musician until August 2016, when she really started touring and figured she could not manage her regular job anymore. Her debut studio album, ''

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'', was released in October 2016 on

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. ''

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'' described it as "one of those albums that will slowly creep into the affections of a large number of people" while ''Rolling Stone Australia'' found her songs "simple and unadorned". Jacklin was working at an essential oils factory to save money to record with producer Ben Edwards, having been inspired by

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's debut album. The album was recorded and produced by Edwards in

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over a three-week period. It features Eddie Boyd (guitar), Tom Stephens (drums, bass), Mitchell Lloyd (bass), Joe McCallum (drums). In early 2016, she released her single "Pool Party" independently, and became one of the stand out acts at

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the same year, receiving rave reviews from publications such as ''

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'', ''

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'', Brooklyn Vegan and NME. Off the back of SXSW she signed with

, Polyvinyl Record Co. and

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and showcased at

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in the UK. Following the release of the album, she went on to perform at major festivals including

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and

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. In January 2017, Julia Jacklin was named "Next Big Thing" at the

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for 2016 before she embarked on another extensive tour of Europe. She achieved various award nominations including

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Female Artist of the Year,

for Album of the Year, as well as

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Song of the Year for her single 'Pool Party'.

2017: "Eastwick" / "Cold Caller"

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In September 2017, Julia Jacklin released a 7" single featuring two songs, once again recorded with producer Ben Edwards in Lyttelton, New Zealand. Touring in support of the single, Jacklin headlined

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in London on top of selling out shows in Los Angeles, New York City,

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and cities throughout the United Kingdom.

2018–2020: ''Crushing''

In March 2018, Jacklin confirmed, via social media, that she had completed her second album. The album was recorded with producer

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(

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, The Drones) and features Blain Cunneen (guitar), Dominic Rizzo (piano), Clayton Allen (drums), Harry Fuller (bass) and Georgia Mulligan (backing vocals). Singles released prior to the album's release included "Body", "Head Alone", "Pressure To Party" and "Comfort". ''Crushing'' was released in February 2019, and was warmly received by critics with an average score of 85 on

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, based on 26 reviews from mainstream publications. In light of the release of ''Crushing'', Jacklin came at number 4 in ''Happy Mag''s list of "The 15 Australian female artists changing the game right now". Jacklin has stated that the song, "Head Alone" was written about personal boundaries, contrasting with the encroachment of her personal and physical space during album tours and relationships. The tour in support of ''Crushing'' included festival dates at

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and

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, as well as sold out headline shows for the majority of her world tour. In October 2020 Julia Jacklin released a 7" single for the fifth volume of the Sub Pop Singles Club containing two new songs, "To Perth, Before the Border Closes" and "Cry".

2022–present: ''Pre Pleasure''

On 10 May 2022, Jacklin announced her album '' Pre Pleasure'' with a 26 August release date via

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. She accompanied the announcement with the release of her single "Lydia Wears a Cross". The album was released in August 2022.

Phantastic Ferniture

In 2014, Jacklin formed the indie garage group Phantastic Ferniture along with members Elizabeth Hughes (guitar) and Ryan K Brennan (drums). In May 2018, the band released their debut single "Fuckin 'n' Rollin", accompanied by a music video directed by Nick McKinlay. In July 2018 the band released its self-titled album, produced by drummer Ryan K Brennan. The album featured subsequent singles "Gap Year", "Bad Timing" and "Dark Corner Dance Floor".

Musical and visual style

Allmusic described her music as a "meld of dreamy indie pop and confessional alt-country", while she cites as her influences

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and

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. She has also mentioned

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and

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as influences. In an interview with ''Sound of Boston'', Jacklin notes her music video style is inspired by Lars Tunbjörk, a Swedish photographer who captured the mundane and absurd moments of modern life. Jacklin has co-directing credits on all of her music videos to date. In February 2019,

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released a music video for her single ''"Tricks"'', in which Jacklin co-directed with longtime collaborator Nick McKinlay.

Discography

Studio albums

Singles

Awards and nominations

AIR Awards

The Australian Independent Record Awards (commonly known informally as

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, herself , Breakthrough Independent Artist , , - , ''Don't Let the Kids Win'' , Best Independent Blues and Roots Album , , - ,

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, herself , Best Independent Artist , , - , rowspan="3" ,

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, rowspan="2" , ''Crushing'' , Best Independent Album , , - , Best Independent Blues and Roots Album , , - , "Don't Know How to Keep Loving You" , Independent Song of the Year , , -

APRA Awards

The APRA Awards are presented annually from 1982 by the

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(APRA), "honouring composers and songwriters". ! , - ,

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, "Pool Party" by Julia Jacklin , Song of the Year , , , - ,

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, "Pressure to Party" by Julia Jacklin , Song of the Year , , , - ,

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, "Lydia Wears a Cross" , Song of the Year , , , -

ARIA Music Awards

The

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is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of

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. Jacklin have been nominated for eight awards. ! , - , rowspan="2",

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, rowspan="3", ''Crushing'' , Best Female Artist , , rowspan="6", , - , Best Independent Release , , - , Best Adult Contemporary Album , , - , Nick McKK for ''Crushing'' , Best Cover Art , , - , rowspan="2", Burke Reid for ''Crushing'' , Engineer of the Year , , - ,

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, rowspan="3", ''Pre Pleasure'' , Best Solo Artist , , rowspan="4", , - , Best Independent Release , , - , Best Adult Contemporary Album , , - , "Lydia Wears a Cross" by Julia Jacklin , Best Video , , -

Australian Music Prize

The

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(the AMP) is an annual award of $30,000 given to an Australian band or solo artist in recognition of the merit of an album released during the year of award. It exists to discover, reward and promote new Australian music of excellence. ! , - , 2019 , ''Crushing'' , Australian Music Prize , , , - , 2022 , ''Pre Pleasure'' , Australian Music Prize , , , -

J Awards

The

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are an annual series of Australian music awards that were established by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's youth-focused radio station

. ! , - , rowspan="2",

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, themselves , Unearthed Artist of the Year , , rowspan="2", , - , ''Don't Let the Kids Win'' , Australian Album of the Year , , - ,

, themselves , Double J Artist of the Year , , , - , 2022 , ''Pre Pleasure'' , Australian Album of the Year , , , -

Music Victoria Awards

The

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are an annual awards night celebrating Victorian music. They commenced in 2006. ! , - , rowspan="2",

, "Lydia Wears a Cross" , Best Victorian Song , , rowspan="2", , - , Julia Jacklin , Best Solo Artist ,

National Live Music Awards

The

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(NLMAs) are a broad recognition of Australia's diverse live industry, celebrating the success of the Australian live scene. The awards commenced in 2016. , - ,

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, herself , The Heatseeker Award (Best New Act) , , - , rowspan="5" ,

National Live Music Awards of 2017 The National Live Music Awards of 2017 are the second National Live Music Awards The National Live Music Awards (NLMAs) are a broad recognition of Australia's diverse and successful live industry, celebrating the diversity and success of the ...

, rowspan="5" , herself , Live Voice of the Year , , - , Live Country or Folk Act of the Year , , - , International Live Achievement (Solo) , , - , Best Live Voice of the Year (People's Choice) , , - , NSW Live Voice of the Year , , - ,

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, herself , NSW Live Voice of the Year , , - , rowspan="2" ,

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, rowspan="2" , herself , Live Voice of the Year , , - , International Live Achievement (Solo) , , -

Rolling Stone Australia Awards

The

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are awarded annually in January or February by the Australian edition of ''

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'' magazine for outstanding contributions to popular culture in the previous year. ! , - , 2023 , ''Pre Pleasure '' , Best Record , , , -

References

External links

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