Julie Rose Wilde
performance & visual artist
composer
"Carnaval", by Julie Rose Wilde:
performed by The Ron Meza Big Band
and swing dancers, Hugo Marty and Melanie Ohl
Julie has just completed her forth album of original music, a big band/gypsy jazz collection, entitled "Bohemian Dream Cabaret: The Mystery of Love In Paris," recorded at Davout Studios, in Paris, France. Arranged by William Austin and recorded in legendary Davout Studios, the album features Bireli Lagrene, Didier Lockwood, Jeff Hamilton, Ricardo Ochoa, the Ron Meza Big Band and vocalists Melanie Dahan, Connie Evingson, Isabel Keating, Ingrid Lucia and Annie Sellick.
2011
2006
Outbound (Hopi Indian Prayer) - J. Wilde, l. J. Wilde &
E. Lee (Disney Buena Vista); vocal - Diana Dewit
"Will You Come?" - recorded and arranged for piano by Jerry Gowen (Forgotten Places)
"Here I Am" - written for Stephanie Edwards, who performed it on American Idol
Her Bohemian Dream, written
and performed by Julie Wilde
After Hours, written and performed by Julie Wilde
No Gettin' It Back, written and performed by Julie Wilde
full albums (click titles to access):
In addition, Julie has composed, produced and recorded over 50 songs, accompanied by acclaimed musicians, at Studio 19, Studio 20, Sound Control, and Bayou Recording in Nashville; at Rocky Mountain Studio and The Sound in Hilton Head; and at Elevated Basement in Savannah. Her instrumental works have been recorded by Velvet Caravan, The Ron Meza Big Band and pianist, Jerry Gowen, and have been performed by Savannah Strings, The Fabulous Equinox Orchestra and The Camel City Jazz Orchestra, Her diverse collection of music can be heard on iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby.
"Esmeralda", by Julie Rose Wilde:
performed by The Ron Meza Big Band
soloists, Mathias Levy and Baptiste Herbin
Julie’s eclectic songwriting credits include “On Our Way,” the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s national campaign song for the Light the Night Walk. Another song, “Here I Am,” was recorded by Stephanie Edwards, an American Idol finalist for American Idol Extra. Julie has written on assignment for Disney’s Buena Vista Music Group.
Whatever She Wants, aka "Carnaval", written by Julie Wilde, performed by Velvet Caravan