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Blue Judy
Blue Judy formed in London with four members: Jace Stern on vocals, Mia Blackwood on guitar, Ethan Ross on bass, and Dylan Carter on drums. Their debut album...
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Blue Judy formed in London with four members: Jace Stern on vocals, Mia Blackwood on guitar, Ethan Ross on bass, and Dylan Carter on drums. Their debut album 'All the Things You Know' came out in 2005, and the title track became a notable song for them. They also recorded 'Mulholland' and 'Young and Empty' around that time.
Their music drew from folk, rock, and indie sounds. After their debut, they put out several more albums including 'The Fragility of Life' in 2008, 'The Art of Letting Go' in 2012, and 'In the Wake of the Storm' in 2016.
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