Enjoy “Quality Time” Listening to L.A. Based Singer-Songwriter Julaiah's Latest Single
The poignant and exotic voice of the multi-faceted singer Julaiah gives off a sensual, pure R&B-ish vibe, and you can experience on her latest track 'Quality Time'. Listening to her performance on the track, carries back to the 2000s — when R&B music still had its full flavour — yet implemented with a modern sound signature. Indeed, Julaiah's voice has a good dose of authenticity with a mature and versatile character, giving it a sound of its own.
"Quality Time" is a slick production with infectious melodies, a relaxed groove and refined songwriting that encapsulates a desire to let loose, have a good time and let curiosity take over. Julaiah explains it herself, saying:
When your mind is all about that work and grind, but then you cross paths with someone that triggers your curiosity in a way you wanna follow. Even though you barely know anything about them, they put you in a headspace where you can’t help but romanticize. Eventually, all that you crave is that quality time.
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