Webster is a unique and earnest voice that cracks your heart open then picks up the pieces with you. First winning ears and hearts around the continent as one half of indie electronic duo Hemm, Juice Webster’s solo works span across a vast sonic territory - her take on introspective indie-rock saw her compared to the likes of Snail Mail and Phoebe Bridgers (Beat Magazine), while her folk melancholia was likened to Cat Power (Swede and Sour, US).

Now coalescing her wide range with a newfound pop-forward direction, Juice steps confidently into a zone that’s entirely her own, mastering her craft and writing the songs she has long worked towards creating, without losing the irresistibly inviting darkness that permeates her work.

2023 saw the release of Juice Webster’s AMP nominated debut album, JULIA, collecting acclaim from The Guardian, FBi Radio AOTW, and NME. JULIA, feels like a kind of summoning - as if it were a spell or a lingering fragrance - with gentle echoes of courage and connectedness; lightweight and all-encompassing in its examination of grief, anxiety and change. Featuring singles ‘In The Zone’, ‘Headaches’, 'Returning', 'Without You' & 'Black Coat, Black Skirt', JULIA gained critical acclaim globally for its magnetic and mesmerizing textures and soundscapes. Her EPs More Than Reaction (2021) and You Who Was Myself (2019) saw strong support from NYLON, triple j, triple j Unearthed, NME, Tone Deaf, Beat Magazine, Pilerats and across community radio nationally.

Juice Webster’s live show, which she approaches with striking, super-charged abandon, has seen her perform at Brunswick Music Festival, Town Folk Festival and support the likes of Ali Barter, Hachiku, Slowly Slowly and The Beths. JULIA saw Webster playing sold out headliners, festivals, and supporting the likes of Maple Glider and The Beths. Amongst her first shows in Europe Webster played La Blogothèque’s much loved Take Away Shows in Paris (here).