LOS ANGELES, CA-
“…Julia Jacklin stepped onto the stage in braids, a bright red prairie dress, cat-eye glasses, and ankle-high socks. Her visage was like that of the Australian ranchers from decades ago. Her body only seemed to find comfort on stage while it held a guitar. At one moment, between songs she went to the mic to say, “I have nothing to say!” and as she began singing her next song, guitarless, her body held a kind of awkward reservation. Yet that reservation was never heard in her voice, which sang free and loud across the main stage. She was utterly charming.
A singer-songwriter out of Sydney, Australia, Jacklin’s music speaks to the shy girl with the powerful voice in us all. Her songs are kind, yet intimidating. She’s reserved, yet she knows who she is. As she ended her set singing, “Pressure to Party” her voice flies out over the festival: “I know I’ve locked myself in my room, but I’ll open up the door and try to love again soon!” Ending with a powerful string of, “Ahhh Haaaaaaaa, Ahhhh Haaaaaaa! Ahhh Haaaaaaaa, Ahhhh Haaaaaaa!” that electrified the crowd as they sang along…”
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