Julia Joseph is a singer, songwriter, arranger and performer based in New York City. Her work is very eclectic, the common thread being her distinct, warm alto and her total commitment to anything she does. She sings with her soul, she lights up the room, she tells a story and she keeps her audience entranced.

Having been compared to Phoebe Snow, Joni Mitchell and Karen Carpenter, Julia's writing incorporates jazz, folk, blues and gospel elements with rich vocal harmonies and intelligent, heart-felt lyrics that explore universal sentiments.

A pro on stage and in the studio, Julia's voice can be heard on the NBC hit show, 30Rock, on the album Red Hot + Arthur Russell and, most recently, on the #1 charting rock album, MCID by Highly Suspect. Along with fellow singer-songwriter Milton, Julia fronts private event band The Loyales* and she is a regular guest performer with NYC's The Loser's Lounge.

Julia's debut album, Hush, won the 2008 Independent Music Award's popular vote for Best Folk/Singer-Songwriter Album; a debut complimented by her inspired and well-honed live act.