Julia Meladin

Julia Meladin — when one voice reaches many

The beginning sounds almost like a cliché, but it's real: a small village in Brandenburg with little distraction and lots

It's time to dream. Julia Meladin grows up right there. Her father plays guitar and writes songs. Very early

Julia is also inspired. At eight, he wrote his first own texts. While others are still searching, she knows what she is

Will: Music.

At 17, she moved to Berlin to study. In 2021, she uploaded her song “Angst” to TikTok. A clip recorded in

own room, on the piano. Overnight, it almost becomes a soundtrack for many young people who try

to find your own path between pandemic, pressure to perform and search for orientation. Thousands are listening

Empathize and share their own thoughts.

“I would never have thought that so many people would find themselves in my words,” says Julia looking back. “There

I understood what music really can do. ”

More quickly emerged from this moment: a growing community, today over 300,000 followers on TikTok,

Millions of streams on Spotify and YouTube, a record deal with Sony Music — and with “Perlen um den Hals” a

Debut album that made the leap into the charts.

Community becomes music

Julia Meladin doesn't write songs for quick consumption. Her songs go deep musically and emotionally

under the skin. Topics such as bodyshaming (“10 out of 10”), victim blaming (“your fault”), pressure to perform (“example

about it”) and digital self-presentation (“Living My Dreams”) draws her from the reality of life of her generation.

Her lyrics are often written in dialogue with her fans.

“I found it unbelievable to see that people entrust their stories to me and share them

Moments can arise,” she says.

With their debut album “Perlen um den Hals”, which in spring 2025 as pink vinyl and in autumn 2025 as deluxe

Edition released in CD format, Julia Meladin has finally proven that she has come to the German

to permanently enrich the music scene.

In 18 tracks, the singer talks about the great adventure of growing up. She does that with a

special sense for earwigs and imagery and always close to their listeners. The spectrum ranges from

rocking tracks such as “With Connected Hands” to emotional pieces such as “Melancholy” to easy,

playful songs such as “Oldtimer” and “Tinder.”

Particularly emotional: the new recording of their debut single “Angst”. Three years after the original, she shows the same

Song in a new light — with mature voice, expanded horizons and new musical depth.

From piano to the big stage

What began in a small room has long since also worked in a large room. “What a heat,” it writes

Music magazine Sounds & Books about Julia Meladin and her band, who made their way through 2025 with two successful tours

Germany and Austria have earned a firm place in the music scene. The crowd is huge, lots of shows

are sold out.

On stage, what makes up their music happens: connection. Julia Meladin manages to create intimate moments and

to bring together great pop energy. Between ballads, rock elements and sing-along hooks, a space is created

that is personal and overwhelming at the same time. The response: euphoric fans, a steadily growing

community.

A fan sums it up in an Instagram post: “Wow Julia! You've managed to get people your songs

Sing live even when you're not singing along. ”

And this is exactly where her particular strength is evident: Julia Meladin remains approachable. anecdotes, spontaneous interactions

and honest moments make their concerts more than just performances — they become shared experiences.

Pink wall — the view behind

With the new single on April 17, Julia Meladin announces the tour of the same name in November and December 2026.

This time she is once again bringing her show to major cities such as Berlin, Munich, Cologne and Vienna, without fans in smaller

Forgetting cities. Lindau, Telfs and Aachen are also on the tour schedule.

The name of the song and tour fits her perfectly. Rosa has been her trademark since the beginning, visible on posters, in

Outfits and merch. But “Pink Wall” shows a new facet of the artist: behind the paint and façade

There is more and it is worth taking a closer look.

It also visually underlines this change. In the music video, she deliberately breaks with previous images and grabs the

The song's message is: “That's why I've given my life new colors. ”

As usual, Julia Meladin usheres in a new era with this song, eloquently and visually. Coming-of-age war

— suitable for her age of 22 years — has long been a central theme of her music. With “Rosarote Mauer” she goes one

Step forward into an exciting future, both artistically and musically.

What will remain despite further development is the community with its fans. At the latest when the audience hers

Continuing to sing songs alone, it becomes clear that Julia Meladin not only shares her music and stage, but also a feeling.