Lunar June

Lunar June (Olivia Judd) grew up immersed in West London's rich music scene, performing in orchestras and jazz bands from an early age. It was in her teens that she turned to songwriting, taking inspiration from legends like Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell. As she explored her musical identity, Lunar June began to draw influence from modern icons like Lorde, The Japanese House, MUNA, and Holly Humberstone, carving a distinct sound rooted in introspection and layered production. With standout collaborations with electronic artists such as Kölsch and Franky Wah, and performances at major festivals like All Points East, Lunar June is gaining serious momentum. Her music has earned acclaim from Wonderland, NME, and steadfast radio support from Radio 1, including multiple plays from Jodie Bryant (Future Pop), Phil Taggert (Chillest Show), and Gemma Bradley (BBC Introducing). Lunar June is an artist on the rise, building a soundscape where vulnerability and intensity meet.