Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Julia Holter attended a performing-arts high school before studying electronic music at California Institute of the Arts. Though Holter's music is often experimental, her new album, Have You In My Wilderness, is widely viewed as her most accessible work. She says she becomes another character when she writes, and she often draws inspiration for her songs from literature and plays.
To perform songs from Have You In My Wilderness, Holter (keys and vocals) is joined live in the World Cafe studio by Devin Hoff (bass), Corey Fogel (drums and vocals) and Dina Maccabee (viola and vocals).
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