Dark, dreamy, and almost elusive: Julia Wolf makes alt-pop that moves between rock, hip-hop, and everything in between. The Queens-born, Los Angeles-based artist broke through with the track 'In My Room' and instantly reached a large audience on TikTok. With her dragging vocals, guitar-driven productions, and cinematic undertone, she creates music that combines vulnerability with a sharp, sometimes ominous intensity.

Since her debut EP 'Girls in Purgatory' (2021) and the album 'Good Thing We Stayed' (2023), Wolf has built a loyal fanbase, drawn in by her somber visuals and alternative rock influences. Her career gained momentum in 2025 after she appeared with Drake and Yeat on the track 'Dog House': a convincing step towards mainstream hip-hop and a signal of her genre-transcending potential. In that same year, her second album 'PRESSURE' was released, in which she leans on heavier rock textures and expands her sonic range. After her own world tour and shows supporting Halsey, Wolf is now firmly established as one of the most exciting new voices in alt-pop.