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Julee A. Cruise (born December 1, 1956) is a notable DreamPop[=/=]{{Jazz}}[=/=]NewAge artist who's done much work on Creator/DavidLynch's movies. She is known for her distinctive, airy vocals.
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Julee A. Cruise (born December (December 1, 1956) is 1956 - June 9, 2022) was a notable DreamPop[=/=]{{Jazz}}[=/=]NewAge artist who's done who did much work on Creator/DavidLynch's movies. She is was known for her distinctive, airy vocals.
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She spent the next few years working on soundtracks and taking breaks before going solo once again in 2002 titled ''The Art Of Being A Girl''. Although not as acclaimed as her other work, it was strongly received and even met some pretty good sales. She has since done some work acting and did some work as a backing vocalist for bands in ElectronicMusic.
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She spent the next few years working on soundtracks and taking breaks before going solo once again in 2002 titled ''The Art Of Being A Girl''. Although not as acclaimed as her other work, it was strongly received and even met some pretty good sales. She has since done also did some work acting and did some work as a backing vocalist for bands in ElectronicMusic.
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In 2022, Cruise's husband Edward Grinnan announced that she had passed away from suicide, having struggled with systemic lupus and chronic pain in her final years.
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the Creator/DavidLynch film ''Film/BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''Blue Velvet'''s composer, Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''Series/TwinPeaks''. Several songs from ''Floating Into the Night'' featured in the series, sometimes with Cruise herself performing on-screen, and an instrumental version of "Falling" was used as the series' theme (and won a Grammy for outstanding pop instrumental - Cruise herself missed out on a prize as she neither wrote nor performed on the instrumental, but her vocal version became a hit single in several countries). Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''Series/TwinPeaks''. Several songs from ''Floating Into the Night'' featured in the series, sometimes with Cruise herself performing on-screen, and an instrumental version of "Falling" was used as the series' theme (and won a Grammy for outstanding pop instrumental - Cruise herself missed out on a prize as she neither wrote nor performed on the instrumental, but her vocal version became a hit single in several countries). Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the Creator/DavidLynch film ''Film/BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used Written after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''Blue Velvet'''s composer, Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''Series/TwinPeaks''. Several songs from ''Floating Into the Night'' featured in the series, sometimes with Cruise herself performing on-screen, and an instrumental version of "Falling" was used as the series' theme(and and won a Grammy for outstanding pop instrumental - Cruise herself missed out on a prize as she neither wrote nor performed on the instrumental, but her vocal version became a hit single in several countries).countries. Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''Series/TwinPeaks''. Several songs from ''Floating Into the Night'' featured in the series, sometimes with Cruise herself performing on-screen, and an instrumental version of "Falling" was used as the series' theme
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After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''Series/TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the series. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself. Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
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After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''Series/TwinPeaks'', this time using a song ''Series/TwinPeaks''. Several songs from her album, ''Floating Into the Night'' featured in the series, sometimes with Cruise herself performing on-screen, and an instrumental version of "Falling" for was used as the series. The song series' theme (and won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and outstanding pop instrumental - Cruise had really started to make herself missed out on a name for herself.prize as she neither wrote nor performed on the instrumental, but her vocal version became a hit single in several countries). Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
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Julee A. Cruise (born December 1, 1956) is a notable DreamPop[=/=]{{Jazz}}[=/=]NewAge artist who's done much work on Creator/DavidLynch's movies. She is known for her distinctive, airy vocals.
Julee A. Cruise (born December 1, 1956) is a notable DreamPop[=/=]{{Jazz}}[=/=]NewAge artist who's done much work on Creator/DavidLynch's movies. She is known for her distinctive, airy vocals.
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* WithLyrics: Her 1993 album ''The Voice Of Love'' includes a vocal version of "Kool Kat Walk", originally an instrumental from the 1990 ''Film/WildAtHeart'' soundtrack.
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* SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein: Notably averted by her cover of the TropeNamer "It's The End Of The World As We Know It", delivered in sufficiently clear and measured fashion that you can actually tell what the words are, even if they still [[WordSaladLyrics don't make a lot of sense]].
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the Creator/DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the Creator/DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' ''Film/BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s ''Blue Velvet'''s composer, Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
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After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the series. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself. Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
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After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his series, ''TwinPeaks'', ''Series/TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the series. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself. Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch Creator/DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
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She got her start after playing french horn at college and performed as a singer and actress in Minneapolis. She joined a short project that worked on Music/JanisJoplin covers and she also worked as a talent scout for a time.
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She got her start after playing french French horn at college and performed as a singer and actress in Minneapolis. She joined a short project that worked on Music/JanisJoplin covers and she also worked as a talent scout for a time.
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After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his movie, series, ''TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the film.series. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself. Around this time Cruise also toured with Music/TheB52s while Cindy Wilson took a leave of absence from the band.
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After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his movie, ''TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the film. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself.
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She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Badalamenti to write Angelo Badalamenti, writing more songs for her to perform for future films. The result resulting recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
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She got her start after playing french horn at college and performed as a singer and actress in Minneapolis. She joined a short project that worked on JanisJoplin covers and she also worked as a talent scout for a time.
She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries Of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use ThisMortalCoil's cover of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Badalamenti to write more songs for her to perform for future films. The result recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries Of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use ThisMortalCoil's cover of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Badalamenti to write more songs for her to perform for future films. The result recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
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She got her start after playing french horn at college and performed as a singer and actress in Minneapolis. She joined a short project that worked on JanisJoplin Music/JanisJoplin covers and she also worked as a talent scout for a time.
She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "MysteriesOf of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use ThisMortalCoil's cover Music/ThisMortalCoil's CoverVersion of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Badalamenti to write more songs for her to perform for future films. The result recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries
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It should also be noted that she was one of 3 major DreamPop solo artists, including LisaGermano and HeidiBerry. Compared to the former's AlternativeRock nature and the latter's FolkRock nature, Cruise takes her music from more NewAge and {{Jazz}} influences. Additionally, Cruise hasn't been somehow associated with the [[FourADRecords 4AD Records]] label. (Both Germano and Berry were signed to it in TheNineties; Berry also contributed to ThisMortalCoil's last album)
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It should also be noted that she was one of 3 major DreamPop solo artists, including LisaGermano Music/LisaGermano and HeidiBerry.Music/HeidiBerry. Compared to the former's AlternativeRock nature and the latter's FolkRock nature, Cruise takes her music from more NewAge and {{Jazz}} influences. Additionally, Cruise hasn't been somehow associated with the [[FourADRecords 4AD Records]] Creator/FourADRecords label. (Both Germano and Berry were signed to it in TheNineties; Berry also contributed to ThisMortalCoil's Music/ThisMortalCoil's last album)album.)
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Notable DreamPop[=/=]{{Jazz}}[=/=]NewAge artist who's done much work on DavidLynch's movies. She is known for her distinctive, airy vocals.
She got her start after playing french horn at college and performed as a singer and actress in Minneapolis. She joined a short project that worked on JanisJoplin covers and she also worked as a talent scout for a time.
She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries Of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use ThisMortalCoil's cover of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Badalamenti to write more songs for her to perform for future films. The result recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his movie, ''TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the film. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself.
After working on more soundtrack songs, Cruise grew interested in writing and composing songs for herself. The resulting album, ''The Voice Of Love'' was released in 1992 once again to critical acclaim.
She spent the next few years working on soundtracks and taking breaks before going solo once again in 2002 titled ''The Art Of Being A Girl''. Although not as acclaimed as her other work, it was strongly received and even met some pretty good sales. She has since done some work acting and did some work as a backing vocalist for bands in ElectronicMusic.
It should also be noted that she was one of 3 major DreamPop solo artists, including LisaGermano and HeidiBerry. Compared to the former's AlternativeRock nature and the latter's FolkRock nature, Cruise takes her music from more NewAge and {{Jazz}} influences. Additionally, Cruise hasn't been somehow associated with the [[FourADRecords 4AD Records]] label. (Both Germano and Berry were signed to it in TheNineties; Berry also contributed to ThisMortalCoil's last album)
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She got her start after playing french horn at college and performed as a singer and actress in Minneapolis. She joined a short project that worked on JanisJoplin covers and she also worked as a talent scout for a time.
She got her big break in 1985 by doing vocals for the DavidLynch film ''BlueVelvet'' with the song "Mysteries Of Love". Used after Lynch's attempt to use ThisMortalCoil's cover of "Song to the Siren" was thwarted by licensing costs, the song became a prominent part of the film and gained attention to Cruise's abilities. This led to the ''BlueVelvet'''s composer, Badalamenti to write more songs for her to perform for future films. The result recordings ended up on her 1989 critically acclaimed album ''Floating Into The Night''.
After this she started working with Lynch again for the music in his movie, ''TwinPeaks'', this time using a song from her album, "Falling" for the film. The song won her a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental and Cruise had really started to make a name for herself.
After working on more soundtrack songs, Cruise grew interested in writing and composing songs for herself. The resulting album, ''The Voice Of Love'' was released in 1992 once again to critical acclaim.
She spent the next few years working on soundtracks and taking breaks before going solo once again in 2002 titled ''The Art Of Being A Girl''. Although not as acclaimed as her other work, it was strongly received and even met some pretty good sales. She has since done some work acting and did some work as a backing vocalist for bands in ElectronicMusic.
It should also be noted that she was one of 3 major DreamPop solo artists, including LisaGermano and HeidiBerry. Compared to the former's AlternativeRock nature and the latter's FolkRock nature, Cruise takes her music from more NewAge and {{Jazz}} influences. Additionally, Cruise hasn't been somehow associated with the [[FourADRecords 4AD Records]] label. (Both Germano and Berry were signed to it in TheNineties; Berry also contributed to ThisMortalCoil's last album)
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