Julia Messenger

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Julia Messenger
OriginAustralia
Genres Electronica, chillout, jazz.
InstrumentSinger
Years active1997 to present
LabelsThreespace, Rainhorse Records, Groove Attack Productions, EMI, Capitol, Universal Records
Website http://www.juliamessenger.com

Julia Messenger is an Australian singer-songwriter and producer best known for her work in the electronica, chill-out and jazz genres. [1] [2] She has performed, recorded and collaborated with Klaus Schulze, Henning Schmitz, Ferry Corsten, Klaus Waldeck, Manfred Leuchter and Scott Rockenfield. [3]

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Career

Messenger has released three albums, with songs from those albums appearing on several compilation albums, including Pure Chill Out (2002) which debuted at No. 19 on the U.S. Billboard Top Electronic Albums Chart. [4]

Messenger's songs have also had television placements in ABC's Miss South Sudan Australia, Bad Girls Club, and Thomas Banks: Quest for Love. [5]

In 2006 The New York Times’ listed Messengers' song “Look Up, Look Down” as being included on the Top 5 playlists of songs heard in U.S. Restaurants. [6]

Messenger has performed at Australian venues including: Bennetts Lane Jazz Club, Melbourne Recital Centre, Montsalvat, Paris Cat Jazz Club, The Vanguard and The Basement. [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

Messenger has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, [12] Alexis Bistro Ampang in Malaysia, [13] Burg Wilhelmstein with Manfred Leuchter, and on the Midnight Sun Train across Finland with Iiro Rantala. [14]

Messenger has performed as a session singer for artists Manfred Leuchter and Geoff Kluke and the Changes. [15] [16]

As a producer, Messenger remixed Australian band, Not Drowning, Waving’s song “Palau” for the Sonic Maps EP. [17]

Messenger's works “Myamisumi,” “Glitter” “Lover Come Back” and “Stripped” have been remixed by producers Razoof, Rubbasol, Salz, Mod X, Charly H. Fox, Raubrec Team, Chris B, Peter Haze, and The Icons South Beach. [18] [19] [20] [21]

Ferry Corsten released a remix album of Twice in a Blue Moon , including the track co-written by Messenger, Black Velvet which was remixed by DJ Mind & Jerry Ropero. [22]

German electronic music magazine, GROOVE has written about and reviewed Salz's remix of Messenger's “Myamisumi” and “Lover Come Back” as well as her collaborations with Whirlpool Productions and Marcus Worgull. [23] [24] [25] Groove commented that “Julia sings into your heart and mine, truthfully so lovingly it rivals that of singer Nicolette.” [26]

Sue Wilson of The Scotsman has written of Messenger's vocal talent: "…through the full spectrum, from fragile candied sweetness to a scorching soul-diva holler – echos of Mouth Music, Annie Lennox, Horse, Sinéad O'Connor…". [27]

Messenger is featured and interviewed in the book "A Singers Companion: Personal Wisdom from the Global Music Industry" by Australian singer Christine Sullivan and Monika Roleff, sharing experiences and guidance as an international musician. [28]

Collaborations

As vocalist and composer, Messenger has collaborated on many works with Klaus Schulze, a German composer and musician who has been described[ by whom? ] as an electronic music pioneer. [29] The significance of her collaborations with Schulze are widely acknowledged and referenced in reviews internationally. [30] [31] [32] [33]

Klaus Schulze released limited box set editions of non-album material, of which Messenger collaborated on Contemporary Works I as a composer and featured vocalist, and Contemporary Works II as a featured vocalist. [3] [34]

WorkCDTitleRole/s
Contemporary Works I CD #2: The Crime of SuspenseGood Old 4 on the FloorComposer, Vocalist
OverchillComposer, Vocalist
CD #8: Ballett 3My Ty SheComposer, Vocalist
CD #10: Adds & EditsVox ‘N’ HarmonyComposer, Vocalist
Contemporary Works II CD #1: Virtual OutbackVocalist
CD #2: Timbres of IceVocalist
CD #3: Another Green MileVocalist
CD #4: AndrogynVocalist
CD #5: CocooningVocalist

Greg Allen's book, “Klaus Schulze, Electronic Music Legend,” features Messenger as a collaborator of Schulze, writing about her compositions and performances as well as interviewing her regarding “The Crime of Suspense” of which she co-wrote two compositions and was featured as a vocalist. [34] [35] Allen comments on her performance of "Overchill" stating, "Julia Messenger and Thomas and Kagermann are both very creative and spirited musicians... adding a stunning new dimension to Klaus’s music." In writing about the title "My Ty She" Allen states, "The combination of your (Thomas Kagermann) ethereal vocals with Julia‘s makes it an extraordinary work." [36]

Messenger's collaborations with Schulze's from Contemporary Works I and Contemporary Works II were re-released as independent albums under different record labels. [37] [38] [3]

YearAlbumLabels
2006The Crime of SuspenseRevisted Records (SPV GmbH)
2007Ballett 3Revisted Records (SPV GmbH)
2008Virtual OutbackRevisted Records (SPV GmbH)
2016Another Green MileMIG Music
2017AndrogynMIG Music
2018CocooningMIG Music
2019Timbres of IceMIG Music

Messenger also collaborated as a composer of “KS/Jay M.D” from Essential Edits Promo (2000) and performed as a vocalist on Shadowlands (2013), alongside Lisa Gerrard and Crysta Bell. [39] [40]

Awards

In 2003, Messenger's songs “Do I Know You” and “Fresh On The Edge” were finalists in the Dance/Electronica category of the Australian Songwriters Association National Songwriting Contest. “Fresh On The Edge” was further recognised in the Top 10 finalists for the category. [41]

In 2007, Messenger was a semi-finalist of the International Songwriting Competition in the AAA (Adult Album Alternative) category for "And We Danced” and in the Performance category for "So Complicated.” In 2016, Messenger was a finalist in EDM (Electronic Dance Music) category with her song “Stripped,” which was later awarded an Honourable Mention. [42]

Artist discography

YearAlbumLabel
2003Julia Messenger [43] Water Music Records/ UMRG
2010Productions & CollaborationsSkip Sister Records
2011Live At Bennetts LaneSkip Sister Records

Songwriting discography

Messenger has had multiple cuts with artists Whirlpool Productions and Ferry Corsten, regularly performing as a vocalist on the recordings and being credited as a featured artist. [3] [34]

YearAlbumLabelArtistSong
2018LostCascade RecordsDarwinGlitter feat. Julia Messenger
2013Goodbye Lover [44] Detail RecordingsLYNX and HellrazorGoodbye Lover
2008 Twice in a Blue Moon Flashover Ferry Corsten Black Velvet feat. Julia Messenger
2008This is Not JazzIce And Spice RecordsMod XGlitter feat. Julia Messenger
2007IceMoodfood RecordsMoodfoodPain feat. Julia Messenger
For the Love of You
Butterflies
2007Something To Say [45] Moonray RecordsPFL (Pre Fade Listening)When You Love
Rise and Fall
Something To Say
Planet
Cool For Cats
2006Every Heart Is A Revolutionary Cell SPV Recordings Fury In The Slaughterhouse Where You Fly
2003Has It Come to This?Water Music RecordsORG LoungeButterflies – Org Lounge remix
2003Blue DubsessionsElektroluxPFL (Pre Fade Listening)For the Love of You feat. Julia Messenger
Bird on a Wire feat. Julia Messenger
Set in Stone feat. Pickadelic & Julia Messenger
2002Lover Come BackSalzSalzLover Come Back feat. Julia Messenger [46]
2001Ole EPSpectrum WorksMarcus WorgullHavin’ a Dig feat. Julia Messenger
2001Kyrios In-akustik Thomas Kagermann Bathing in Salt Water
2000Lifechange Warner Elektra Atlantic Whirlpool Productions A Game to Play

Selected Compilation discography

Messenger's songs have been included on many compilation albums released under U.S. and European labels. [3] [34]

Her song "For the Love of You" released with PFL also appeared on a compilation DVD entitled, Flowmotion (Visual Pleasure Volume 3.0) released by General Electric Music. [47]

YearCompilation AlbumLabelArtist/SongRole/s
2020Isolation (New Collaborative Electronic Music) [48] ZyXyZ MusicJulia Messenger with Mark Jenkins - The Lightning in Her EyesArtist, Co-writer
2018Clubbers Culture: Sunday Chill Out SelectionClubbers CultureJulia Messenger – I Gave You My HeartArtist, Co-writer
2016The Best of House On The Beach - 30 Sexy Chillout TunesTime ToolsJulia Messenger – Give This UpArtist, Co-writer
Senso feat. Julia Messenger – Love With A Time Limit (First Love)Featured Artist, Co-writer
Julia Messenger – I Gave You My HeartArtist, Co-writer
2015Sunset Chill Out Lounge Vol. 5 [49]  Time ToolsJulia Messenger – You're My WonderlandArtist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter) and Peter LaSalle
Julia Messenger – Is It Me Is It YouArtist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter) and Wolter LaSalle
2014Alpine Grooves Vol. 3Musicpark RecordsSenso feat. Julia Messenger – Love With A Time Limit (First Love)Featured Artist, Co-writer

Note: Peaked at No. 16 on the Apple Music Top 100 Electronic Charts in Vietnam. [50]

2011Ritmo de la Playa - 20 finest latin house tunesTime ToolsJulia Messenger – Give This UpFeatured Artist, Co-writer
2010Lingerie Lounge - 30 Top Chillout Tunes [51] Time ToolsPFL feat. Julia Messenger – For the Love of YouFeatured Artist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter)
2006Hotel Chill [52] Water Music Records/ UMRG Julia Messenger – TelepathyArtist/Writer
2005The Future is My Melody, Vol 2 Elektrolux PFL with Julia Messenger – Bird On A WireFeatured Artist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter)
2004Melbourne – The Sex, The City, The Music [53] PetrolJulia Messenger – Look Up Look DownArtist, Co-writer with Thorsten Vogel and Henning Schmitz
2004Spectrum Work - Evolution In Standard [54] NebulaMarcus Worgull – Havin' a DigSinger, Co-writer with Marcus Worgull
2003Dinner at Eight [55] Water Music RecordsJulia Messenger – TelepathyArtist/Writer
2003The Future is My Melody, Vol 1 Elektrolux PFL feat. Julia Messenger – For the Love of YouFeatured Artist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter)
2002Pure Chill Out [56] Water Music Records/ UMRG Julia Messenger – I Miss YouArtist/Writer

Note:Debuted at No. 19 on Billboard Top Electronic Albums Chart [4]

2002Chilled Sirens [57] Water Music Records/ UMRG Julia Messenger – I Miss YouArtist/Writer
2002Sub Zero (The Essential Chill Out Collection) [58] Water Music RecordsPFL feat. Julia Messenger – For the Love of YouFeatured Artist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter)
Julia Messenger vs Rubbasol – Myami Sumi VersionFeatured Artist/Writer
2002Ambient Lounge, Vol. 3GlobePFL feat. Julia Messenger – For the Love of YouFeatured Artist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter)
2001Coffeeshop Vol. 4 [59] Edel Records PFL feat. Julia Messenger – For the Love of YouFeatured Artist, Co-writer with PFL (Felix Wolter)

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