Julia Mason is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. She is a regular contributor to God Is In The TV Zine, where she covers a wide range of topics including music, festivals, and interviews with artists. Her work has also been featured in The Wall Street Journal.
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Julia's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, specifically music-related announcements, event coverage, and private sector announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new album releases, tour announcements or updates, festival line-ups and industry trends within the music space.
Given her focus on national (United Kingdom) coverage, she may be particularly interested in pitches that involve UK-based bands or events. Additionally, as a significant portion of her work involves reporting on specific events and releases within the music industry, offering exclusive access or insights into upcoming albums or tours could capture her attention.
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Home News NEWS: Somebody’s Child announces second album ‘When Youth Fades Away’ and shares ‘Time of My Life’ single
South London-based Irish songwriter and producer piglet (aka Charlie Loane) releases his EP, for frank forever, on November 8 via Blue Flowers. It follows his 2022 EP seven songs which garnered critical acclaim for its poignant exploration of the trans experience. for frank forever is dedicated to piglet’s friend Frank (aka Trib) who completed suicide last summer. He shares:
Glasgow-based post-punk six-piece San Jose share the sprawling new single ‘Dirty Linen’. Often described as “ one of the best live bands in Scotland”, the band quickly gained traction for their one-off performances which blend energetic live musicianship with theatrical performance art. Accompanied by a mini-orchestral backing, the band have sold out iconic venues such as King Tuts (a show which included the crucifying of a man in a bear costume) and played multiple headline UK shows.
Edinburgh trio swim school released a double vinyl edition of their two EPs duality (2023) and Seeing It Now (2024). Performing in Assai Records in the city to celebrate the release, I sat down with Alice Johnson (vocals, guitar), Lewis Bunting (guitar) and Billy McMahon (drums) to discuss the sold out release, reflect on an extraordinary 2024, and what is on the wish list for 2025.
Home News NEWS: New York’s New Colossus festival makes it first artist announcements for 2025 edition
By: Julia Mason
Hidden Door festival in Edinburgh, taking place on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd November, is welcoming a dynamic mix of emerging and established Scottish
Home Reviews Live LIVE: Sprints / Chalk – O2 Forum, London, 13/11/2024
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Home News NEWS: Lambrini Girls release new single ‘Love’ and add instore shows to extensive 2025 tour
Home Reviews LIVE: Kneecap – Barrowlands Ballroom, Glasgow, 16/11/2024
After years of working relationships with record labels and industry producers, Du Blonde found herself able to finally express herself musically in a way that her previous situation would not allow. This fact permeates through the whole of her fourth album Sniff More Gritty
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