(January 5, 2024) - "I listened to Country music while growing up," said singer/songwriter Julia Poorman when I asked how a New York girl can end up embracing Country music. "I'm originally from Central New York, the South...farmland, very rural."I was talking to Julie recently about the release of the music video for her single "How Ya Gonna Tell Her." The single has assistance from Danny Roselle on guitar, Johnny Blaze on bass, and Philip Sterk on pedal steel.

"I wrote the songs' lyrics and melody," she explained when I probed about the birth of the song. "I brought it to...the producer. He elevated the track."

The music video for "How You Gonna Tell Her" is directed by Steven Nathan (Art in the Chaos Productions). It showcases the real Julia Poorman, a Country music loving superstar. The "How Ya Gonna Tell Her" video can be seen on MTV, Apple TV, and Medi Flix.

Julia Poorman shows her range on the "How Ya Gonna Tell Her" single, vocally she gets really low - I was impressed. I asked her about it - such a deep range.

"Most songs I won't sing in this register. I took lessons for this song. I learned some tips," she told me. "I'm (normally) more of a mid-range soprano. I sang in choirs, and I was always as a soprano because I can go high."

When I asked about the meaning of the single Julia said, "Traditionally I write from personal experiences but for this one I wanted to tell someone else's story...that I can relate to. I like to feel all the emotions. Every track I do is emotionally based."

Julia's new single is not part of an album though she did say she was working on an EP. Julie Poorman's music is also placed regularly on CBS' daytime soap opera "The Young and The Restless." www.JuliaPoorman.com

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