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Julia has written songs for numerous artists such as Stefani Gwen, Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, and Christina Aguilera (“Deserve” and “Moves Right”), as well as Shawn Mendes (“You Be to “Like” and “Nervous” Feeling”) and Justin Bieber (“Sorry”), and Rita Ora (“Poison”) and Kelly Clarkson (“Paint War”) and Cash Cash (“Surrender”).

Early Life

Julia Michaels was born Julia Carin Cavazos on November 13, 1993 in Davenport, Iowa. She is not only a singer-songwriter, but her older sister Jaden is as well. Juan changed his name to John Michaels in order to pursue a career as an actor. At the age of 12, Julia started her singing journey and her family relocated to Santa Clarita, California. During this time, she collaborated with her sister on various songs for film and television, including the theme song for the Disney Channel series “Austin & Ally.” Two years later, she had the opportunity to meet a songwriter named Joleen Belle. When Julia was 19, she co-wrote Demi Lovato’s “Fire Starter” and Fifth Harmony’s “Miss Movin’ On” alongside songwriter Lindy Robbins. Julia began her writing career in the Hollywood Pop Circuits at the age of 16 and at 20, she crossed paths with her songwriting partner, Justin Tranter.

Awards and Nominations

Nominations for the 2018 Guild Music Award include “How to Get Back Love from Girls” and “We Do” for Best Song/Recording, as well as Keith Urban’s “Coming Home” for Best Music Video at the CMT Music Awards in 2019. Julia Michaels also received nominations for Best New Pop Artist and Best New Act at the iHeartRadio Music Awards in 2018, as well as Best New Artist and Best New Music Video at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2021. She also received a nomination for Top Covered Artist at the Billboard Music Awards in 2017, and won the ASCAP Pop Songs Winning Award for “Issues” in 2018. In 2020 and 2019, she won the London BMI Pop Songs Award for “I Miss You” and “In My Head” respectively. Additionally, Julia Michaels earned four Grammy nominations for the songs “Ending Was the World” and “Issues” in the Album and Song of the Year categories in 2022.

Career

Julia Michaels received a nomination for the CMT Music Award for her song “Coming Home,” and she collaborated with Keith Urban on the track “In This Place” for the 2018 “Ralph Breaks the Internet” soundtrack. She also performed the songs “Hurt Somebody” (with Noah Kahan) and “Jump” (featuring Trippie Redd), and she released the singles “Heaven,” which was featured on the “Fifty Shades Freed” soundtrack, and Best New Artist. During that year, Michaels’ songs “Issues” and “Hurt Somebody” were certified 4x Platinum in Australia and reached the 14th position on the ARIA Charts. In 2018, she received two Grammy nominations, one for Song of the Year for “Jump” (featuring Trippie Redd). Her EP “Nervous System” achieved Gold status in Canada and reached the top spot on the New Zealand Heatseeker Albums chart, as well as number 48 on the “Billboard” 200 chart. In April 2017, her song “How Do We Get Back to Love” was featured in an episode of the HBO series “Girls,” and she released her third EP, “Nervous System,” in July. Many artists expressed interest in the song, but Michaels stated, “It was the first time I had written a song that sounded so much like myself that I couldn’t imagine anyone else singing it.” Her first solo single, “Issues,” was released in early 2017 and achieved Platinum or higher certification in over a dozen countries. Michaels released a self-titled EP in July 2010, followed by “Futuristic” in 2012. In 2018, she received two Grammy nominations, one for Song of the Year for “Issues” and another for Best New Artist. Later that year, Julia served as the opening act on the Oceania Leg of Shawn Mendes’s “Illuminate World Tour.” “Nervous System” achieved Gold status in Canada and reached number one on the New Zealand Heatseeker Albums chart, as well as number 48 on the “Billboard” 200 chart. In April 2017, her song “How Do We Get Back to Love” was featured in an episode of the HBO series “Girls,” and she released her third EP, “Nervous System,” in July. Many artists expressed interest in the song, but Michaels stated, “It was the first time I had written a song that sounded so much like myself that I couldn’t imagine anyone else singing it.” Her first solo single, “Issues,” was released in early 2017 and achieved Platinum or higher certification in over a dozen countries. Michaels released a self-titled EP in July 2010, followed by “Futuristic” in 2012.

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Michaels released the EPs “Inner Monologue Part 1” and “Inner Monologue Part 2” as well as the singles “Anxiety” (featuring Selena Gomez), “What a Time” (featuring Niall Horan), “Okay” (with LANY), “Hurt Again,” and “If You Need Me” in 2019. “What a Time” went Platinum in Canada and Silver in the U.K., While “Anxiety” was certified Gold in Canada. She earned her third Grammy nomination and achieved Platinum 3× in the U.S. And Australia, as well as Platinum 6× in Canada, for the song “If the World Was Ending,” which she also performed with JP Saxe. In May 2020, she performed the song “Give It to You” and appeared on the competition songwriting series “Songland.” It reached #97 on the Canadian Albums Chart, #91 on the ARIA Australian Charts, and #183 on the “Billboard” 200 chart. In April 2021, Michaels released her debut album “Not in Chronological Order,” featuring the singles “Love Is Weird,” “All Your Exes,” and “Lie Like This.” In 2022, Michaels received her fourth Grammy nomination for Album of the Year for her album “Back of My Mind.” She co-wrote the song “Code Cheat” for Julia’s album.

Personal Life

After dating Julia Michaels for two years, Lauv, the Canadian musician, with whom she collaborated on the Grammy-nominated song “If the World Was Ending” in 2019, began a relationship with JP Saxe, the couple who split up in mid-2022.

Real Estate

According to Dirt.Com, in October 2022, Julia paid $5.5 million for a 6,000 square foot mansion in Encino, California. She also owns another home in Los Angeles, Tennessee, on a 30-acre ranch.

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