History Music / Giulietta

* DreamTeam: Production-wise, it seems Giulietta ''is'' this trope. In addition to Kershenbaum producing her debut, ''Ascension'' also featured mixing by Rob Orton (Music/LadyGaga, Music/PetShopBoys, Music/{{Usher}}, Music/PixieLott) and Chris Cox (Music/BritneySpears, Music/{{Rihanna}}, Music/MichaelJackson, Music/ChristinaAguilera). "Vertigo" was written by Ellis Miah (Music/MileyCyrus, Music/FallOutBoy, Music/{{JoJo}}, Music/BackstreetBoys) and was remixed by Dave Audé (Music/SelenaGomez, Music/BlackEyedPeas, Music/{{Beyonce}}, {{Music/Madonna}}). Both "Vertigo" and "Pixelated" were remixed by Audé's protege Jeremy Word (Music/JenniferLopez, Nicole Scherzinger, Music/AshleeSimpson, [=FloRida=]). In addition, her single "No Where" was produced by Music/TPain.

* CoverVersion: Of Music/NickiMinaj's "Save Me" ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with one of ''Ascension'''s bonus tracks]]) and Music/JessieJ's "Who You Are".

* ShesGotLegs: As her stage costumes would gladly prove.

* NiceShoes: Those towering pink platforms she wears on the cover of ''911: Code Pink''.

* {{Workaholic}}: Mere days after releasing ''911: Code Pink'', she was back in the studio to record another album. Amazingly, she filmed two videos -- one for the last single from ''Code Pink'' and one for another upcoming project -- within ''hours'' of each other.

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: In ''911: Code Pink'', "Unbeatable" is a Music/{{Pink}}-esque rock-flavoured song coming after seven tracks of Music/NickiMinaj-esque urban-dance songs. Giulietta also tries her hand at rapping in "Zombie", "Unbeatable", "Girlfriend Button", "S.M.W.Y.G" and "Audio Slave".

* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Pink Hair]]: Her hair was varying shades of pink from 2011 to 2015, and she even made a couple of references to it on her second album.

* IntercourseWithYou: "Girlfriend Button", implied in "Audio Slave".

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg-KezYXIDU No De$$ert) (2013)

Giulietta Russo (born November 12, 1992), known as just [[OnlyOneName Giulietta]], is an UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}n [[SynthPop dance-pop]] and [[ContemporaryRAndB R&B]] singer from UsefulNotes/{{Melbourne}}. She is also a dancer, actress and model who previously trained at NIDA.

Giulietta Russo (born November 12, 1992 in Melbourne, Australia), known as just [[OnlyOneName Giulietta]], is an UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}n [[SynthPop dance-pop]] and [[ContemporaryRAndB R&B]] singer from UsefulNotes/{{Melbourne}}. She is also a dancer, actress and model who previously trained at NIDA.

* YourCheatingHeart: "Vertigo".
** The tracklist of ''XXVI'' is full of these since it was produced just after the break-up of her long-term relationship.

* RambunctiousItalian: And HOW.

* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her wardrobe is notorious for allowing flashing of flesh, though admittedly it's not even ''half'' as bad as her contemporaries. (She seems to prefer to let her hair and makeup do the talking.)

Her second studio album (though technically a mixtape as it is being distributed for free), ''911: Code Pink'', was released in July 2012.

* AgeInappropriateArt: Barely. She was singing about clubs when she was only slightly too young to get in one. Giulietta herself even said that there were only a few venues she could perform at early in her career because they were restricted to either those over eighteen (in Australia) or those over twenty-one (in America). However, iLounge in Orange County ''did'' let her perform a set at their venue when she was sixteen.

* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition / {{Feelies}}: You can actually purchase the album ''911: Code Pink'' as a hard copy with a bonus keyring and a choice of three sweatshirts.

* ‘’XXVI’’ (2015)
* ‘’Bandit’’ (2016)

* SillyLoveSongs: "Excuse Me" (where the protagonist sings about trying to be cool around her crush), "Press Rewind" (about trying to make a relationship work).

* NiceGirl: Despite her tough image, she's always talking to fans on her social media accounts, being one of few 21st-century artists who respond to praise and support much more often than [[{{Hatedom}} 'hate']].

* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: A few days before the release of ''911: Code Pink'', Giulietta stated on her Website/{{Facebook}} and Website/{{Twitter}} profiles that there would be a [[HiddenTrack hidden bonus track]] with a surprise guest. In her "Thank You" video (meant to act as a trailer) posted to Website/YouTube the night before the album's release, she said that [[spoiler:the album's bonus track was a remix of "Pixelated" by Ron Carroll]].

Giulietta Russo (born November 12, 1992), known as just [[OnlyOneName Giulietta]], is an UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}n [[SynthPop dance-pop]] and [[ContemporaryRAndB R&B]] singer from UsefulNotes/{{Melbourne}}. She is also a dancer, actress and model who previously trained at NIDA.

* {{Fangirl}}: Is ''very'' sweet on Music/ChrisBrown. Also, judging by [[http://giuliettamusic.blogspot.com.au/2009/04/twitter-obsession-xd.html this reaction]] to a certain tweet, it seems she's also one of MariahCarey.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erAfjrvT5Rg&feature=plcp Save Me]] (2011) (NickiMinaj cover)

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: In ''911: Code Pink'', "Unbeatable" is a Music/{{Pink}}-esque rock-flavoured song coming after seven tracks of NickiMinaj-esque urban-dance songs. Giulietta also tries her hand at rapping in "Zombie", "Unbeatable", "Girlfriend Button", "S.M.W.Y.G" and "Audio Slave".

* CoverVersion: Of NickiMinaj's "Save Me" ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with one of ''Ascension'''s bonus tracks]]) and Music/JessieJ's "Who You Are".

Giulietta Russo (b. November 12, 1992), known as just [[OnlyOneName Giulietta]], is an UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}n [[SynthPop dance-pop]] and [[ContemporaryRAndB R&B]] singer from UsefulNotes/{{Melbourne}}. She is also a dancer, actress and model who previously trained at NIDA.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoBToebL1rI&feature=plcp How to Love]] (2011) (LilWayne cover)

** TheCoverChangesTheGender: Her covers of Kevin [=McCall's=] "Compliments", LilWayne's "How To Love" and a {{medley}} of Music/{{Drake}}'s "HYFR" and "Doing it Wrong".