julianna barwick

Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore’s long-awaited collaboration, Tragic Magic, is a radiant masterpiece of experimental beauty. Utilising antique harps and vintage synths at the Philharmonie de Paris, the duo transcends “new age” tropes with dexterous, modernist compositions. From the futuristic sweep of “Stardust” to the poignant solace of “Melted Moon,” it is a confident, immersive album that lingers in the memory long after its last notes fade.   

Celebrated composers Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore announce their new album, Tragic Magic, out January 16th via InFiné, alongside a 2026 tour. The stunning new single, “Melted Moon,” offers a glimpse into the album’s soundscape, crafted in Paris using historic instruments. A poignant dialogue between Barwick’s vocals and Lattimore’s harp, the record meditates on tragedy, wonder, and the restorative power of shared experience.

Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore, two celebrated ambient composers and friends, have unveiled their first official collaboration, “Perpetual Adoration.” The new single blends historical harps, celestial synths, and Barwick’s ethereal voice into a beautiful, immersive soundscape. Watch a live video of the performance, directed and edited by Joel Kazuo Knoernschild and filmed at Lou Lou’s Jungle Room at the Lafayette Hotel in San Diego.

Watch Julianna Barwick’s official video for Crystal Lake, performed live at Judson Church featuring guest vocalists including Sharon Van Etten.

Our Song of the Day is a The Harbinger which Julianna Barwick performed live on a lakeshore in Iceland la Blogotheque’s ‘A Take Away Show’ series.

Julianna Barwick’s Nepenthe is more enigmatic and multi-faceted than anything she has released before…while there is still a degree of sadness here, there is also a great deal of beauty and hope.

A Mothers Day Song or two: from two incredible female artists, one from vocally inspiring Julianna Barwick and one from the lovely Shara Worden (My Brightest Diamond) who is also a mother.

★★★★★ Sharon Van Etten’s tird studio album Tramp sees a whole host guest collaborators including Zach Condon of Beirut.

Julianna Barwick’s latest release, The Magic Place, has her continuing her graceful inventions, using mainly voice and a loop station. It is an exceptional album where sound and silence intermingle in complete divinity.

Julianna Barwick is a Brooklyn based musician who uses her own voice and a loop station to make her musical creations. The results are otherworldly and leave you lost for words.