줄리아 하트 Julia Hart

Julia Hart is a South Korean indie band known for their modern rock and pop sound. Formed in 2000, the band's name is inspired by the 1998 film "The Wedding Singer," starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore. Initially, the band consisted of members like Jung Babi (from the band "Unnie's Hair Salon") and Kim Kyung-mo. Over the years, Julia Hart has undergone several lineup changes, with notable members including Jung Babi, Song Mu-gon, Jung Joo-sik, Kim Na-eun, and Yoo Byeong-deok. The band has released several albums, including "가벼운 숨결" (2002), "영원의 단면" (2005), "당신은 울기 위해 태어난 사람" (2006), and "HOT MUSIC" (2007). Their music often features catchy melodies and emotional lyrics, making them a beloved name in the Korean indie scene.

Julia Hart's music career has been marked by various achievements, such as being nominated for the Korean Music Awards in the modern rock category for their second album. They have also participated in notable music festivals like the Grand Mint Festival. Their EP "B" was featured as one of the top domestic albums on Naver Music in 2010. With a diverse discography and a history of collaboration with other artists, Julia Hart continues to be a significant part of Korea's vibrant indie music landscape.

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