Here’s video of Juliana’s solo show last night at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC as live streamed by the venue.
Recently uploaded to YouTube, this TV appearance from 1995 is probably new to most of us.
Part of the Only Everything promotion, Juliana performs My Darling acoustically with Lisa Mednick on accordion and then there's a brief interview with the hosts Regis & Kathie.
Thanks to Carlos Lopez for spotting this, and to Simon Tibbs for the upload.
From the broadcast on Wednesday's Full Frontal with Samantha Bee show on TBS, here's Juliana's solo performance of Mouthful of Blood.
This clip has recently appeared on YouTube and is probably new for many of us.
Your new video is set in a gym, so that’s where we’ll interview you is a 90s MTV vibe.
Important content to watch for: “Someone recently described my singing as bird-like…”
This is one of a few vintage clips that have appeared online of late, including this quirky Blender interview from the same era and a lip-synced JH3 performance of Spin The Bottle from UK show The Beat.
Thanks to Carlos for keeping an eye on YouTube for these links.
Here's the new official video for Local H's song Winter Western featuring Juliana's vocals (and silhouette.)
The video is directed by frequent JH collaborator Rachel Lichtman.
The song is taken from Local H's album Lifers, released last April and "relaunched" today with this video and an interview at Spin with Scott Lucas from the band.
Update, January 2021: it seems the video has now been removed (as planned)
I'm sure most visitors to this site saw this over the weekend, but here's the full livestream of Juliana performing Become What You Are as broadcast on December 19, 2020 from Q Division Studios.
A memorable performance (twice!) and a huge success.
Full Frontal with Samantha Bee:
Sam and the Full Frontal correspondents use the power of the “Wayne’s World” dream sequence to experience all the possible outcomes of Election Day: ranging from “excellent!” to “extremely less excellent”! Featuring Juliana Hatfield.
KEXP have now posted video from Juliana’s live session recorded at their studios in Seattle on January 31, 2020 during her winter tour. Remember tours? :(
Juliana and the band are on top form here and they sound outstanding. They play Hole In My Life, an awesome version of Lost Ship, Juliana then chats to DJ Cheryl Waters, and they finish with Everything’s For Sale and Wonder Why.
It’s also worth revisiting Renata Steiner’s excellent official photo set from that day.
These KEXP sessions are always SO good. A reminder of Juliana’s last couple of visits:
An outstanding solo electric session recorded on February 13, 2020 at WGBH's Fraser Performance Studio.
Juliana plays Sunny Somewhere, Everything's For Sale, and Lost Ship.
Sunshine Boys (Freda Love Smith's band) perform live in the studios of KDHX in St. Louis, February 8, 2020.
More video of the Blake Babies reunion at the weekend, this time with improved audio. Thanks to Stacee Sledge for posting this to YouTube and via the Juliana Hatfield Three Facebook page.
New official video!
Directed and Edited by Rachel Lichtman.
This is wonderful.
Juliana's new video for Broken Doll, directed by Rachel Lichtman for Network 77 and presented by Pat Sansone is released today.
A new short film by David Doobinin as published via American Laundromat Records' YouTube channel today, with the following quotes:
"David (Doobinin) shot and directed the two videos from my Olivia Newton-John album and he has photographed me, too, and I've really liked working with him. There is a casualness to his style that puts me at ease--he doesn't push too hard. And I like the results. He manages to capture something real about who I am and how I see myself, and not many photographers/vidoegraphers are able to do that. I was talking to David about maybe working with me on a larger project like perhaps documenting the making of my next album. As of now we've had trouble scheduling that but we did have time to sort of get our feet wet and shoot some everyday documentary footage in and around my home, which we thought made an interesting little short film." - Juliana Hatfield
“What always struck me about Juliana the previous times we worked together is her physicality. The way she moves through each moment. It’s an unselfconscious dance that teeters between a stumbling Chevy Chase and a Runway Model. She has this fearlessness in her music and the way she lives her life. I wanted to try and capture some of that.” - David Doobinin
The second video from Weird is animated, colorized, and directed by Jed Davis.
Juliana, speaking to Consequence of Sound, where the video premiered today:
The repeated “All Right, Yeah” in the choruses was my attempt to write a big, dumb hook that people could sing along to at hockey games or football games or other sports events. I was thinking of Blur’s “Song 2” and its “Woo Hoo!” choruses. I want to be the song that comes on in the stadium after a big goal, or touchdown, or whatever. I also had an alternate image of drunken pals with their arms around each others’ shoulders, jumping up and down and yelling “All Right, Yeah!” all together as a group, at some celebratory gathering like a wedding reception or graduation party. I wanted this song to work in these kinds of contexts. I don’t know if I succeeded. Probably not. My dreams for my songs are often at odds with the world outside of my head.
Read the whole article in Consequence of Sound's Origins series - "a new music feature in which we give an artist we like a chance to dig into what inspired their latest song":
https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/01/juliana-hatfield-origins-all-right-yeah-video/
As premiered today in an article at Vanyaland, here's Juliana's new video for Lost Ship, taken from the forthcoming Weird album.
The article features quotes from Juliana and director Rachel Lichtman on the making of the video and its location at Deer Island in Winthrop, Massachussetts.
Juliana performed 6 songs for the BIRN Alive show on Berklee Internet Radio Network yesterday, including 2 new ones from the forthcoming Weird album.
This is a really good session.
Accompanied by Mike Oram, she played:
- My Sister
- Wonder Why
- Suspended In Time
- Lost Ship
- Everything's For Sale
- Failure
Video was streamed on Facebook and is currently available (without the need for a Facebook account) at:
https://www.facebook.com/thebirn/videos/208000820130246/
The audio is also available to listen (albeit only for the next couple of weeks) at radiofreeamerica.com
Thanks to Carlos for the links and info.