BIO

Born on August 29, 1996, in Paris, Julia Paris is a French singer-songwriter, director, and producer. In 2010, she became the youngest lyricist registered with SACEM.

In April-May 2017, through showcases produced by her association "Le Manège de Piaf," Julia presented her show "Edith Piaf: entre France et Amérique" at La Comédie and Studio des Champs-Élysées.

In 2018, Julia collaborated with artists signed to Universal Music, contributing to two tracks, "Je pars" and "Avance", on Chimène Badi's album released in 2019.

The same years, her lyrics "Je n'aime que toi" were recited by Alain Delon and set to music by Rick Allison.

Since then, Julia has founded her production and music publishing company, "Productions Liberté®." Under her label, she began her career as a singer-songwriter with a self-titled EP featuring four tracks exclusively in French, released on January 20, 2020. Her summer single, "Fugue en Italie", composed by Yacine Azeggagh was released on April 27, 2020, and its tremendous success led to an Italian version, "Fuga italiana," recorded a few weeks later. During the summer of 2020, Julia performed live in the South of France. Her debut album, "EN VOL", in collaboration with Yacine Azeggagh, was released in October 2020, featuring a music video for the single "Il suffirait de rien" directed by Emanuele Scorcelletti. In 2021, Julia performed at iconic venues like Lucas Carton in Paris and released a series of covers of legendary French songs during the summer.

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Since 2021, Julia has continued to evolve and expand her artistic journey with various projects and performances worldwide. In 2022, she published her first novel, "L'imprévu", showcasing her talent beyond music. The same year, she released a new single "Dis-moi" composed by Yacine Azeggagh. Julia has been working outside France to offer exclusive performances of French songs, particularly in Spain and the United States, captivating audiences with her unique artistic flair.