JO HILL RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM ‘GIRLHOOD’
British singer-songwriter Jo Hill has unveiled her debut album, girlhood., a 14-track exploration of nostalgia, empowerment, and modernity. Released today via UROK, the album highlights Hill’s exceptional songwriting, blending heartfelt storytelling with a contemporary twist. Drawing inspiration from legends like Queen, Joni Mitchell, and Simon & Garfunkel, while embracing the influence of modern acts such as Big Thief and Kacey Musgraves, girlhood. bridges eras with a fresh yet timeless sound.
The record features previously released singles “SUPERMARKET SUSHI,” “WHERE DID ELLA GO?” and “ALL MY GIRLS ARE TOMBOYS,” which earned acclaim from outlets including The Line of Best Fit, Clash, and Atwood Magazine, as well as multiple BBC Radio 1 spins and a shoutout from Elton John on his Rocket Hour.
Hill’s creative freedom shines in her bold approach, inviting listeners into sonic worlds that honor the past while remaining firmly grounded in the present. She describes the album as “a celebration of sisterhood, empowerment, and unapologetic self-expression,” adding, “It’s a healing album. I hope people can find solace and strength through it, no matter what they’re facing.” Reflecting on the creative process, Hill notes, “If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the best things happen by accident. This album is the one I wish my mum gave me growing up.”
With girlhood., Jo Hill establishes herself as an artist to watch in 2025, offering an emotionally resonant and musically compelling debut that balances vulnerability and strength.
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