The song was written when the artist was feeling displaced.
"I wrote 'Bird Girl' when I was feeling somewhat displaced, like I could go anywhere and nobody would notice," says genre-jumping indie artist Julia Bhatt about her rhythmic new single. "The idea that there are communities all around the world, having no relation to you, is awesome. You can get away from your problems and go somewhere else." Ultimately, she says "Bird Girl" is about feeling more at home with yourself than with any one place.
"Bird Girl" rides on the heels of her "vibrant" (FLOOD) single "Miami", "heart-thumping" (Earmilk) single "I'm Cool," as well as previous singles "Marco" and beloved debut single "Tall." Lavishing sparkling acclaim for her previous singles, the media has garnished Julia with heaps of praise, signaling her as a buzzworthy artist to keep an eye on. Aupium says that she takes "indie pop to avant-garde heights." pInkwifi calls her voice "so refreshing." Nu Sound says her "musical talent extends well beyond her years."
Born in Boston, MA but living practically the whole of her young life in Miami, FL, Julia was raised on a stimulating and expansive musical diet. She grew up listening to everything from classic rock, American songbook standards and bossa nova beats. She and her sister accompanied their mom, dad and step-mom to numerous concerts, including The Beach Boys, America, the Dave Matthews Band, No Doubt, Sting, James Taylor, and the Rolling Stones, among many others. It was this variety of rhythms and melodies that helped shape the wide-ranging music she creates.
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