Soprano Julia Bullock recently captivated audiences with a unique Tiny Desk concert where she skillfully blended blues, folk, classical, and singer-songwriter songs. The performance showcased her incredible vocal range and versatility, including a tribute to Schubert with "Rastlose Liebe" and a heartfelt rendition of Barbara Strozzi's "Che si può fare." Born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1986, Bullock's career highlights include collaborations with renowned composers like John Adams and performances at prestigious venues like the Metropolitan Opera. She draws inspiration from artists like Nina Simone and Billie Holiday and recently won a Grammy for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album for her debut album, "Walking in the Dark." Beyond her musical talents, Bullock is known for her activism, organizing benefit concerts and serving on advisory boards to promote equity in the arts. Her dedication to combining music and community engagement sets her apart as a multifaceted artist making a significant impact in the classical music world.