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Juniper
Juniper is an indie folk band from Austin, Texas. Their song 'Beautiful Madness' became a notable track for them, with its layered harmonies and reflective...
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Juniper is an indie folk band from Austin, Texas. Their song 'Beautiful Madness' became a notable track for them, with its layered harmonies and reflective lyrics. They also have songs like 'You' and 'Orchard' in their catalog.
Their debut album was called 'Echoes of the Heart,' followed by releases titled 'Whispers of the Wind' and 'Lost in the Shadows.' The band consists of Ella Maywood on vocals and songwriting, Ethan James handling instruments and production, and Lucas Reed on drums.
Their music tends toward the atmospheric side of folk, built around Maywood's voice and James's arrangements. They've worked in that space since starting out in Austin, putting out records that lean into mood and texture more than straightforward folk storytelling.
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