Juliet Lyons is a Billboard-charting recording artist and singer/songwriter/composer for film and television. She is best known for her soaring, emotional vocals in trailers and Trance and New Age music. Described as having “one of the most evocative and ethereal voices I’ve ever heard,” (Lea Ann Fessenden, Caribbean Examiner), her singing was featured on the official trailer for Disney’s live-action retelling of Cinderella.
As a composer, she writes mainly production music for reality TV shows. Her instrumentals have aired thousands of times on television shows including VH1’s “Love and Hip Hop,” MTV’s”Catfish,” Bravo’s “Real Housewives of….,” and NBC’s “The Voice.” Her original music has been heard in over 300 television shows on NBC, ABC, CBS, HBO, ABC Family, MTV, VH1, E!, Lifetime, Showtime, Bravo, Discovery, National Geographic, TLC, Cinemax, CMT, etc, and in the major motion pictures, “Dog,” and “Ghost in the Shell.” Prominent vocal placements include credits such as Pretty Little Liars, Vanderpump Rules, Star Falls, Young and the Restless, Christmas In The City, and K-Town.
In addition to her musical works for film and television, Juliet writes and produces New Age music. In 2021, she collaborated with John Allan on the EP, NOVA: An Acoustic Journey, which debuted at #1 on iTunes and Amazon. Her most recent full-length album The Light Within: Songs for Yoga, Healing, & Inner Peace, debuted at #3 on the Billboard New Age charts. Both albums have songs in rotation on Sirius XM’s Spa Channel.
Juliet’s work has won two Hollywood Music in Media Awards, with 10 additional nominations, has been nominated 2x for Independent Music Awards, she was a 2x finalist and 1x semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Competition, and was a finalist in the USA Songwriting Competition. She holds two music degrees from UMKC Conservatory of Music, having graduated with honors. She is a member of the Recording Academy (voting member), Society of Composers & Lyricists (serving on the SongArts committee), Alliance for Women Film Composers, Association of Independent Music Publishers, SONA (Songwriters of North America), is a judge for the Intercontinental Music Awards, and is the Director of Administration of the Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP).
Through a lifetime of travel and living abroad, Juliet has a deeply embedded global consciousness. Living in Europe as a young child and later growing up amid the cultural diversity and historical riches of New Mexico instilled a hunger to continue expanding her horizons. She spent a decade living in the Caribbean and has visited nearly 50 countries. Juliet highly values the life-changing experiences of travel – a never ending source of inspiration for her as a musician and as a human. Juliet currently resides in Los Angeles.
JULIET’S NEW ALBUM is “BREATH OF GRATITUDE”
You can read our album review HERE.
“Breath of Gratitude,” is a deeply personal vocal-centered New Age album, and a musical representation of Juliet’s journey thus far with this rare chronic airway disease. And we can see that despite ongoing and new challenges, Juliet continues to thrive in her musical career, sharing her life-force energy, passion, and resilience with the world.
Juliet says, “Navigating the disease, I experience sorrow, fear, frustration, acceptance, and most powerfully, gratitude. The moment I wake up from surgery, able to breathe freely again, is such an intense moment: Gratitude that I can still breathe. That I can still sing. That I’ve been given more time to live, love, and make music. I honor this meaningful moment with this album. It is ‘Breath of Gratitude.’”
So here, in this beyond beautiful new album, we have seven tracks, about 25 minutes of awesomeness. Joining Juliet on vocals, piano, and guitar is a host of top-rate musical talent, including the lovely Lili Haydn (violin), Esin Aydingoz (string arrangements and string programming), MB Gordy (percussion), Euro Zambrano (percussion), Kirsten Agresta Copeley (harp), Robin Sandoval (additional background vocals), and Wenda Williamson (harp).
