Just Loud Release Brand New Self-Titled Album Along With New Single “Heaven”

Virginia-based rock artist JUST LOUD released his self-titled debut album “Just Loud” across digital music platforms via Better Noise Music. The album is chock full of powerful, emotional statements, with songs like new single “Heaven”, produced by David Katz (All Time Low, Katy Perry, Mandy Moore) and Patrick Nissley (YUNGBLUD), “Jackie Chan” and “Ghost”. JUST LOUD, who previously collaborated with Debbie Harry of Blondie on “Soul Train”, worked on “Heaven” with Katz and Nissley to create the upbeat anthemic track. Since the album’s release, JUST LOUD has enjoyed two Top 30 Alternative radio hits and over 11M streams. Singles “Electrified” and “Soul Train” have garnered over 2M views on YouTube, with the former seeing over 8M streams and the latter over 2.6M streams across digital platforms. See below for a full tracklisting.

On the album’s release, JUST LOUD said: “I am glad to be partnering with Better Noise to finally bring this project to fruition. Thank you to all my fans for your patience and support in helping this record see the light of day. This record is dedicated to you”.

He also spoke on his song “Ghost”: “The first line is ‘I talk too much or not at all,’ and that’s me, 100%” explains JUST LOUD. “I’m very shy and outspoken — a full Gemini — and that balance is hard when it comes to being in a relationship with someone. Can you handle all of me? Would you go ghost on me once you found out who I am?”.

“I knew someone who was on Soul Train years ago—she got kicked off” says JUST LOUD about “Soul Train”. “When we parted ways, I was like, ‘I’m gonna write a song about that’. It’s a rebellious record - I want everyone to get up, move, and have a good time”.

JUST LOUD has performed tracks from the album at Bottlerock, SXSW, and Lollapalooza, and had “Angels and Demons” a song from his self-titled, featured in FoxTV’s The Resident, earning him 60K Spotify listeners and 11K followers over time. “Just Loud” sees the artist imagine himself as different characters exorcising their demons.