When it comes to projecting eccentric personalities and grounded mindsets through the lens of thoughtful lyricism and skillful instrumentation – Juniper’s Scott Johnson, Alejandro Marin, and David Sessions couldn’t better fit the bill. Elevating from their roots in local venues and basement gigs, their unique sound; an amalgamation of diverse influences including alt rock, folk, R&B, and bedroom pop, has built their name into a project with a truly loyal, ever-growing fanbase. Over Juniper’s lifespan, through evolving sonic spaces and tangible lyricism, one thing has remained constant: the pursuit to tear down the artist facade and portray feelings filter-free. Remaining personable, approachable, and in tune with reality are facets that define the trio in the landscape of today’s music industry – holding true beyond the music in their day to day lives. Currently working on a series of subsequent singles with Nashville based collaborators including producer Julian Dente and mix engineer Philip Etherington, Juniper is set to use their temporary writing retreat to the music city as the primary step in kicking off the start of a new era.
Juniper's first album Distance Keeps Me Distant released on Thu Jan 01 1970.
The most popular album by Juniper's is Please Stop Calling
The most popular song by Juniper's is Malibu
Juniper's first song Valerie released on Tue Dec 26 2017.