The LA-based musician first appeared in the spotlight as the keytar-slinging frontwoman Hello Stranger, a 70's glam-inspired band who went on to open for heavy-hitters such as Foo Fighters, Kings of Leon, and Against Me! This led her to an eclectic series of collaborations. She's performed with fellow Silverlake success The Bird and The Bee across the US and on multiple network TV shows.

She has also shared the stage with legends Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe, and has supplied her ethereal vocals for Puscifer (Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan's side project) and Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins' latest solo album. However it was her haunting, critically acclaimed solo debut Queens Die Proudly, that truly certified Commagere as a captivating artist in her own right.

On The Procession, Juliette has created a work that sounds thoroughly modern and timeless at the same time. She achieves this by fusing her love of classical music with her penchant for electronic soundscapes.