Julien Baker: "I saw music as religion"
The indie-rock artist on freeing her faith – and her songwriting – from the constraints of ideology.
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The indie-rock artist on freeing her faith – and her songwriting – from the constraints of ideology.
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photo: Alysse Gafkjen “My dog has to pee,” Julien Baker says almost apologetically. We’ve been talking for about ninety minutes, and the twenty-five-year-old Memphis native is affable and chatty on topics ranging from existential philosophy and music theory to how many cups of coffee she’s had this morning. Her dog, Beans, is a hound mix she adopted from a Nashville shelter, and for an artist known for penning first-person, emotionally draining songs, focusing her attention on Beans has been a revelation. As the adage goes, “Did I save the dog or did the dog save me?” Baker conced...
Working on new album ‘Little Oblivions’ during some much-needed time off, Julien Baker found herself reflecting on her place in the world, and creating her most striking record yet.
Performance vid of the song from Little Oblivions aired on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert