"Swimming Pool” is a queer love song that channels the golden age of California pop, with Beach Boys harmonies, Phil Spector wall of sound, and a dreamy modern gloss that feels timeless. 

Swimming Pool

“James Dean” captures the allure and isolation of Hollywood. Mixing 1950's golden age imagery with modern indie production, it moves between charisma and vulnerability .... a portrait of fame, desire, and the search for something real beneath the shine.

James Dean

"Quiet Game" is a tongue in cheek modern interpretation of "Enjoy the Silence" by Depeche Mode. Taking a lightened, more playful approach to the classic track, it's a bedroom pop song detailing the experience of words being "very unnecessary". 

Quiet Game

“OK Fine”  is a vibey, cheeky bedroom pop track about u-hauling and starting a band after a hinge date. 

OK Fine

"Watermelon" is a cover from the movie Dinner In America originally recorded, written, and released by John and Jane Q Public. 
Original Song Credits:
Song Title: “Watermelon”
Originally Performed by: John + Jane Q Public
Written by: Emily Skeggs, Adam Rehmeier
℗ John + Jane Q. Public
Originally Released on: 2020-05-30
Programmer, Mastering Engineer: Adam Rehmeier
Music  Publisher: WMG
Lyricist, Composer: Adam Rehmeier

DISCLAIMER: Juliet the Band does not own the rights to this song. This is a cover for entertainment purposes only. All rights belong to the original artist, songwriters, and copyright holders. No copyright infringement intended.

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