I think what's interesting in L.A. is that there's a lot of variety because L.A. is very spread out. I think there… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I think my music is experimental, playful, challenging, focused, fun. I don't want it to be thought of as trying to appeal… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
There's a lot psychologically going on in boxing... I think I relate to some of it. I have a respect for it.… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I do develop characters for songs, and I think of everything as storytelling, in a way. But I don't plan out what… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I think of each record as different and not having very much in common with what went before or what comes next. — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
It's hard for me to get shows in the U.S. It's that simple. I don't know what that means. I think it… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
There's definitely been a focus on the literary aspects of my music, and I always get a little cringey because I don't feel like… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I prefer to work with mystery, but that doesn't work well in an academic environment. They want you to analyze what you're doing, which… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I really like being home. I like being comfortable, and I'm not a very dramatic person. — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I really love working with Ramona from Nite Jewel. We've kind of grown up together. — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
One thing I do like about L.A. is the fact that you can be - whether you're famous or it's just a matter of,… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I played cello on my early recordings, but that doesn't mean I'm a cellist, you know? — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I don't use the harpsichord because it evokes a past time period: I use it because I like the sound. — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I don't thrive in a school or academic environment, I found out. I thrive better in the world outside the small academy because I… — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
I try to not think too much about how people are receiving my music. And I'm not really famous enough that it's a problem. — Julia Holter Copy Share Image
