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JUDITH HILL
Victoria Adelaide: Music was in the house since you were born with your pianist mum, and your bass player dad. It is said that you composed your first song at age 4, is that true?
Judith Hill: Yes!
VA: When did you realize that you had a voice?
JH: It was something I always did. I never knew not singing because I was surrounded by so many singers and musicians; it was just almost like drinking water; it was just part of life. But it wasn’t until probably junior high when I realized that this is what I want to be doing with my life. I wouldn’t imagine a life without singing, that’s when I decided that’s what I would be when I grow up, a singer.
VA: You are of mixed heritage, Japanese and African-American. How was it growing up in America with such an atypical mix?
JH: It was a kind of suburban white community that we lived in. So, I always felt like I didn’t belong anywhere because I was so many things but not one thing entirely. So, when you’re not fully one thing, you kind of feel like the black sheep in many regards, but the good thing about it was t
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Judith Hill is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, California, USA. She is the daughter of Robert “Pee Wee” Hill, a pioneering funk bassist known for his work with Sly Stone, Jimmy Smith, and Bob Dylan. and Michiko Yoshimura, a keyboardist known for her work with Chaka Khan, Wayne Shorter, and Billy Preston. Pee Wee and Michiko own and operate Master’s Crib Recording Studio, which served as a “motivating playground” for Judith.
The 2013 film 20 Feet From Stardom recounts Hill's rise to prominence as a backup singer for Michael Jackson, who selected her to perform with him as a duet in his posthumously cancelled This is It Tour, and Josh Groban, who would later bring Judith on tour as a supporting act.
Hill was selected by Adam Levine on Season 4 of the musical talent show The Voice and supported John Legend on his #AllOfMe Tour, before recording her first studio album, Back in Time. The album was produced by Prince at his Paisley Park Studios.
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Becoming a solo musician doesn’t just happen overnight—it takes time, practice, patience, and a solid education in the discipline. On today’s show, singer-songwriter Judith Hill talks with host Bree Noble about her journey on how she became a solo musician and how her strong foundation for music has led her to step into the spotlight and presently has hundreds of adoring fans. She also lets us in on how she is navigating the current pandemic and then gives some advice to those who want to get started on their music career. Judith‘s third album, “Baby, I’m Hollywood!” is scheduled for release in February 2021. Tune in and discover more about how to up your game in music composition and tips on how to pursue a solo music career.
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From Backup Singer And Into The Spotlight: Music Career Journey With Judith Hill
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