Biography

Juliet Simms has lived a lifetime in her 12 years in the music industry, writing hundreds of songs, releasing 4 EPs and 3 Full Length Albums, producing numerous videos including several self produced, touring for 6 years, and appearing as a guest vocalist for a host of bands; Not to mention placing second on the hit reality show “The Voice.” Officially beginning her recording career in Los Angeles at age 16 signed to a new record label Umbrella Records, she recorded an EP with Richie Zito who produced and wrote for Elton John, the Motels, and Heart. While recording she began promoting her songs through Myspace and with her band, Automatic Loveletter, quickly became the top Emo band on that platform, attracting attention from several major record labels. After showcasing for music industry icons from L.A. Reid and Jimmy Iovine to Wyclef Jean and Don Ienner she finally signed with Epic Records in 2005 where she and her band recorded a full length album with Matt Squire -later released as the EP “Recover.” With the music industry change over to digital downloads from 2006-2008 she ended up leaving the struggling Epic Records in 2009 and stowing away on Van’s Warped Tour with her guitar in hand. In 2010 Juliet signed with RCA in USA and Sony in Japan. Now in 2019, she has inked a fresh deal with independent label Sumerian Records based in Los Angeles, CA where they have just released the singles “Bad Love” and "100 Little Deaths" with more tracks coming in the near future.