The path to becoming a performer is rarely a straight road. There can be twists and turns. There can be ups and downs. But as Julia sings these words in her song Sing It At The Top of Your Lungs - “I’ve got faith in tomorrow and strength you can borrow from me” - you realize you’re meeting someone special. Someone who’s not afraid of the “twists and turns.” Someone who has faith in her tomorrow.
 
Julia is only 19, but has already been performing as a singer and dancer for several years. She’s performed at such venues as the Kimmel Center of the Arts in Philadelphia and with the Ocean City Pops; has sung the National Anthem at Philadelphia Phillies games; was a featured singer at the Channel 6-ABC IKEA Thanksgiving Day Parades; and was featured as a solo performer in Las Vegas at Planet Hollywood. In July 2008, Julia was crowned Miss Pennsylvania’s Outstanding Teen, a sister program of the Miss America organization devoted to promoting scholastic achievement, creative accomplishment, healthy living and community involvement. As Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen, Julia was featured on Comcast Newsmakers as an on-air guest. She was named one of the top ten models in Philadelphia by Philadelphia Phasion Phest. She has modeled in numerous bridal shows, local runway events and print advertisements.
 
Julia appeared at the Allstate X the Text event in Bristol, CT with the Jonas Brothers and for two years she visited various schools as Lida Stein in the play Lida Stein and the Righteous Gentile with the Theatre of Conscience to teach school children about the damaging effects of prejudice.
At birth, Julia was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis, a chronic lung disease. She grew up trying to reconcile why she would be born with a lung disease, and be given the gift of singing. As a teen, she decided to use her voice in a special way and founded a non-profit foundation called Singing At the Top of My Lungs. Her mission with Singing At the Top of My Lungs is to build awareness and fund research for a cure for Cystic Fibrosis and to empower children to reach for their dreams no matter their challenges. She has been the keynote speaker and performer at several Cystic Fibrosis Foundation events and fundraisers. Julia was recently on the Red Carpet at the ESPY Awards and performed on KidZone TV in New York City. She will be performing at various events and speaking at several conferences through the fall.
 
Julia’s in the studio with some of the best musicians and music makers around - working on her music and preparing for her upcoming shows and events.
Julia's song, "Be That Girl", is featured in the new motion picture The Greening of Whitney Brown, starring Aidan Quinn, Brooke Shields, Kris Kristofferson and Sammi Hanratty. 
 
Julia has been ready her whole life to follow those dreams down the road. She’s got faith in tomorrow. . .