Julie Harrington (singer)
Julie Harrington is a British singer-songwriter. She started her singing career in the 1980s. In 1990, she provided vocals for the Six Comm band's album Morthogenisis.[1] In the 2000s, she started a career within the trance music genre, collaborating with numerous record producers, such as Ehren Stowers, Alpha Duo and Activa. Her 2013 collaboration with Allen & Envy, called Always, brought her further acclaim and it received support from many DJs, including Armin van Buuren.
Julie Harrington | |
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| Birth name | Julie Mary Harrington |
| Origin | London, England |
| Genres | Trance, Chillout, Indie |
| Occupation(s) | Singer-songwriter |
| Years active | 1980s–present |
| Associated acts | Allen & Envy, Activa |
Discography
- Alexander Polyakov feat. Julie Harrington - "Don't Walk Away" (2004)
- Miromusic feat. Julie Harrington - "Holding On" (2004)
- Miromusic feat. Julie Harrington - "Slow It Down" (2006)
- Mads Arp feat. Julie Harrington - "Alive" (2008)
- Luminous feat. Julie Harrington - "Let You In" (2009)
- Activa feat. Julie Harrington - "Can You Feel It" (2009)
- Activa feat. Julie Harrington - "You Are Here" (2009)
- Activa feat. Julie Harrington - "Away From This" (2009)
- Activa feat. Julie Harrington - "One Step Closer" (2009)
- Jon O'Bir feat. Julie Harrington - "Never Enough" (2010)
- Jon O'Bir feat. Julie Harrington - "Perfect As You Are" (2011)
- Activa feat. Julie Harrington - "Stronger" (2011)
- Defcon Audio feat. Julie Harrington - "Lost In You" (2011)
- Alpha Duo feat. Julie Harrington - "Still Far Away" (2012)
- Ehren Stowers feat. Julie Harrington - "Never Forget" (2012)
- Garry Heaney feat. Julie Harrington - "Love Shines Through You" (2012)
- Allen & Envy & Julie Harrington - "Always" (2013)
- BrokenDrum & Julie Harrington - "Best Is Yet To Come" (2013)
- Touchstone & Julie Harrington - "Forbidden" (2013)
- Sean Murphy & Julie Harrington - "Enchanted" (2013)
- Gary Butcher (Gary B.) & Julie Harrington - "Without You" (2017)
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References
- "Six Comm* - Morthogenisis". Discogs.com. Retrieved Jul 13, 2020.
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