Julia Toaspern Berlin, Germany
Since the release of her acclaimed debut "Penny", Julia Toaspern has been all around the world sharing her music. Those
travels have nurtured her second album "One Step at a Time".
From a starting point of classical training in voice & violin, her horizon broadens to include traditional Irish music on flute & banjo and original songs of great passion infused with a deep love of jazz on the guitar.
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