Milton & Julia Greenberg

6:30: Julia Greenberg Indie-folk artist Julia Greenberg released her 'Born Sentimental' EP this past June on Montclair's Magic Door Record Label. Co-produced with Bob Perry, it is a deeply personal record that blends the dust and edge of alternative country with the sharp lyricism and melodic elegance of classic American songwriting, creating something strikingly human — tender, weathered, and unguardedly sincere. "Rooted in an unhurried Americana sensibility... There is an understated literary intelligence to the songwriting, where humor, grief, memory, and resignation coexist in delicate balance, rewarding close listening with unexpected emotional depth" ~ The Spill Magazine on Born Sentimental Greenberg has released two prior albums - 'Past Your Eyes' and 'Greenland' - both produced by James Mastro (The Bongos, Mott the Hoople, Ian Hunter, Patti Smith, John Cale). Her music has been featured on 'This American Life' (including the ever-popular Dr. Phil episode, in which Phil Collins evaluates a breakup song she co-wrote), and Ronnie Spector also recorded one of her songs.Greenberg's award-winning music documentary 'Dory Previn: On My Way to Where' can now be watched on PBS, having had its world premiere at the SXSW Film & TV Festival in 2024. Apart from co-writing the hit off-Broadway rock opera 'People Are Wrong!' with Robin Goldwasser, she composed the music for the off-Broadway play 'Cavedweller' with "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" composer Stephen Trask. In her spare time, she is a health justice advocate and co-curates the music program at the Rock Valley Schoolhouse in the Catskills.