Folk/Americana Singer-songwriter

“Crisp, melody driven songs. Julie's angelic voice delicately renders snapshots of life and love. ...Grower has a knack for penning tunes that reside comfortably in your ear. ” – Songwriter’s Monthly

Julie Grower is Nashville-based Folk/Americana singer-songwriter. and a recipient of two Billboard Achievement awards for songwriting. She has released two albums, In a New Light, and Lucky 7, which includes “Hometown Hallelujah”. The song was originally written to celebrate the resilience and cooperative spirit of the people of Nashville, TN in the wake of catastrophic flooding in May 2010 and has been chosen as the theme song for author Michael Klein’s new spoken word podcast The Voice of Free Earth. Her song "Down Here" was recently showcased by Alive Hospice as a song of healing for those affected by grief. She is currently working on a song series devoted to animals with a focus on endangered species.

WHO SPEAKS FOR EARTH?

Mark Noble & Julie Grower, Feat. Kim Parent - Composers: Grower/Noble/Vandiver

This theme, recorded and co-produced by Brook Sutton at The Studio Nashville, will open the film, “Who Speaks For Earth” a documentary short combining song, narration, live-action clips and artwork, whose purpose is to illustrate the peril many of earth’s species face and explore the animal biodiversity and human diversity needed to protect and

This theme, recorded and co-produced by Brook Sutton at The Studio Nashville, will open the film, “Who Speaks For Earth” a documentary short combining song, narration, live-action clips and artwork, whose purpose is to illustrate the peril many of earth’s species face and explore the animal biodiversity and human diversity needed to protect and conserve the Earth and its creatures. Please share, and add your name to the mailing list below for updates!!