My Music Episode 696 - Julia Greenberg

What happens when an award-winning filmmaker, healthcare activist, songwriter and storyteller all exist in the same person?In this episode of MyMusic, Graham Coath is joined from New Jersey by the remarkable Julia Greenberg for a conversation that moves effortlessly between music, creativity, protest, poetry and the stories that shape the songs we write.Julia talks about her beautifully intimate new EP, recorded live in just a single day, why leaving the imperfections in a performance can sometimes reveal the greatest truth, and how producer Bob Perry captured not just the sound, but the atmosphere of the room itself.Along the way, the conversation explores everything from the American healthcare system and the role of protest music, to Dory Previn, songwriting, humour in melancholy, lifelong creativity, and the daily habits that keep artists inspired.This isn't just a conversation about making records. It's about making sense of the world through music.If you've ever wondered where songs really come from, how life outside music influences what we create, or why the stories behind an album can make you hear it differently, this is an episode you won't want to miss.Listen now, then discover Julia Greenberg's music for yourself.MyMusic is hosted by Graham Coath and proudly sponsored by 13th Floor Sound, supporting independent artists and keeping real music alive.