Jules Alati invites listeners into their dreamy new world of experimental folk.
Brooklyn-based artist Jules Alati is carving out a space of their own with a sound that sits somewhere between dreamy folk, experimental songwriting, and immersive storytelling. Drawing from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Fiona Apple and Nina Nastasia, Jules approaches each song as an opportunity to create a world of its own - one where every chord and lyric feels carefully considered.
As both a musician and actor, storytelling naturally sits at the heart of Jules' work. Their songs lean into the intimacy of folk while embracing a more experimental edge, creating music that feels unpredictable without losing its emotional core. Rather than simply documenting an experience, Jules invites listeners to step inside it, allowing the story to unfold around them.
That sense of world-building is becoming increasingly central to Jules' artistry as they continue working towards their forthcoming EP, currently expected later in 2026. The project promises to further explore the space they've begun creating across their music, combining intimate songwriting with the kind of atmospheric arrangements that reward listeners who take the time to sit with them.
There is something refreshingly unhurried about Jules Alati's approach. In a landscape where artists are often encouraged to explain everything immediately, Jules leaves room for interpretation, allowing the music to speak through feeling, imagery and atmosphere.