Julie Brown is a multifaceted American artist, encompassing the roles of comedian, actress, singer/songwriter, and television director. Born on August 31, 1958, in Van Nuys, California, she emerged as an influential figure in the 1980s with a savvy blend of music and comedy that often satirized the excesses of the pop culture of the era. Brown's distinctive approach is characterized by a sharp wit, a bold, brassy singing style, and a willingness to tackle subjects with humor and irony.

Her musical career includes a collection of satirical songs and albums that have gained cult status among fans of comedy-infused music. Brown's most iconic album, "Trapped In The Body Of A White Girl," released in 1987, showcases her edgy comedic style and musical chops. The title track, along with songs like "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun" and "Cause I'm a Blonde," highlight her talent for skewering stereotypes with hilarity and catchy pop hooks. Over the years, Julie has continued to release music that resonates with her fans, such as the tongue-in-cheek "Smell the Glamour - The Tiara Edition," embracing her unique identity in the entertainment world. Her collaboration on "Heart and Soul (feat. Julie Brown)" [Original] is a testament to her enduring appeal as an artist who remains connected to her creative roots while also evolving with the times.

Genres

Novelty

Parody

Latest Release

Heart and Soul (feat. Julie Brown) [Original]

Julie Brown

Single - Released February 10, 2019