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Julie Doiron

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Canadian chanteuse Julie Doiron returns with a downer indie folk weeper featuring <a href="spotify:artist:64ATDQsFeDvIJokVA2YVke" data-name="Everyone Asked About You">Everyone Asked About You</a>'s Chris Sheppard. <a href="spotify:album:2An9ai0wr8qISW0to3IrUZ" data-name="Everybody Misses You">Everybody Misses You</a> is her first new recording since her viral sensation <a href="spotify:track:0yOf4dgkVq8jbB2zxVK8Zj" data-name="August 10">August 10</a> dominated the Billboard TikTok charts last fall.

Julie Doiron's musical journey spans nearly three decades, marked by her distinct voice, raw vulnerability, and unwavering commitment to make authentic and deeply personal music. Having been a founding member of <a href="spotify:artist:5nzD0ZoeBRaeAZYaPt2DBs" data-name="Eric's Trip">Eric's Trip</a>, her solo career launched with <a href="spotify:album:02zGqoK00H1Rx5T5A9dUXI" data-name="Broken Girl">Broken Girl</a> in 1996. Throughout her career she's released Polaris-nominated and Juno-winning releases like <a href="spotify:album:3gaY1BRkDYXzD88fg7QwTq" data-name="Woke Myself Up">Woke Myself Up</a>, <a href="spotify:album:4ql4izEmW7qbgtHjKjiRdj" data-name="So Many Days">So Many Days</a> and <a href="spotify:album:6m2Sj2ihB3lIKW7qsutQ76" data-name="I Thought of You">I Thought of You</a>, made two full length albums with <a href="spotify:artist:4Sw0SFu1fFdYXdAEVdrqnO" data-name="Mount Eerie">Mount Eerie</a>, and recorded for labels like Numero Group, Sub Pop, Jagjaguwar, and You've Changed.

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