Graham Coath is joined by the wonderfully warm and insightful Julia Faulks – singer, songwriter, BBC Introducing favourite, and queen of heartfelt lyrics (and maybe future harmonica solos!).
Recording just hours after her EP launch party, Julia shares the story behind her new release Colours, her journey from stage fright to soul band gigs, and the ambition that drives her—like getting one of her songs synced on Love Island (no shame in that game!).
Expect a wide-ranging, honest and often hilarious chat about:
How BBC Introducing picked up her first-ever song
Writing happy songs that don’t sound sickly
Her dream of harmonica glory à la Stevie Wonder
The art of communication in music and beyond (including the perils of the dreaded “thumbs up” emoji)
Balancing music, motherhood, covers bands, and ambition—with apple juice in hand
Plus, we talk overthinking, Christmas songs, neurodiversity, gig outfits, Yorkshire Tea, and the underrated power of a good cheese shop.
This is a joyful, thoughtful listen that celebrates life, late bloomers in music, and finding your creative voice at any age. Don’t miss it—and don’t forget to stream Julia’s EP Colours wherever you get your music.
🍏 Apple juice sponsors, we’re waiting.
