Júlia Colom presents 'Paradís', an intimate journey into a universe that embraces pop, electronica, and folk.

PalmThe Mallorcan singer-songwriter Julia Colom (Valldemosa, 1997) presents Paradise, her second album, which will be released on October 31st. The new work focuses on a sound free of labels, where pop, electronica and folk coexist with "a poetic and emotional force that marks a step forward in her career." After the impact of Miramar, his debut album, with ParadiseColom opens the doors to his "most intimate universe" and reflects on "identity, the future, and doubt as a creative driving force." The concept of paradise takes on a double meaning: "as an ideal we pursue and as an emotional landscape we feel as home," explained sources from the record label.

Musically, Paradise embraces a "playful and precious pop" that expands into more complex territories, with lyrics "as honest as they are raw, full of natural imagery and dreamlike symbols." The already advanced tracks, such as 'Te he busca', 'Celosías' and 'Necesit', "anticipate the album's sonic breadth and depth." Also notable are pieces such as the dreamlike romanticism of 'Juntas dentro del agua', the obsession hypnotic 'Ya sabes donde me oculta' (You Know Where I Hide) and the vocal power of 'Sa nit i es dia' (Saint Night and It's Day). The collaborations with Tarta Relena and Ouineta amplify the work's sonic universe, in an album that avoids following trends to build its own, deeply personal language.

The album was produced by the artist herself, with the collaboration of Martín Leiton and Òscar Garrobé—a regular collaborator of Marina Herlop and Tarta Relena—while the mix was done by Lucas Piedra, who has worked with Jorge Drexler and Valeria Castro.

Who is Júlia Colom?

Júlia Colom began singing at the age of six, performing The Song of the Sibyl every Christmas Eve., thanks to the encouragement of his godfather. This connection with tradition marks his artistic journey, always in dialogue between roots and contemporaneity. With the documentaryAlways Thursday(Filmin), winner of the In-Edit 2020 festival award, gave visibility to Mallorcan folk songs from a young and innovative perspective. He has collaborated with artists such as Damien Rice, Maria Arnal, Marcel Bagés, and Tarta Relena, and has released his first album.Miramaron international stages such as SXSW (USA), Reeperbahn (Germany), MIL Lisbon or Primavera Sound (Barcelona and Madrid).

Júlia Colom received three Enderrock Balearic Music Awards for her first album.Miramaras Best New Artist and Best Songwriter Album by popular vote and Best Album of the Year by critics. It also appears on the list of the best albums of 2023.The Line of Best Fitand receives a score of 9/10 in the critics' reviewSound World.