Found in the Inbox: Juliet Huns Breaks Free on “Gone”

Juliet Huns was born in Kenya and spent most of childhood in Ghana. In January 2016, the Rive Video Promotion campaign for “Gone” explains, the 20-year-old moved to the United States with family to pursue music, and “Gone” became Juliet’s first official music video.

A career started at 15

The first single, “Karibu,” was recorded at 15 with Ghanaian dancehall star Stonebwoy. “Touch My Body” with Ghanaian singer Stay Jay followed in 2015. In February 2016 Juliet recorded the EP Behind the Scenes with producer Luke Sanchez and shot the “Gone” video, then joined a deluxe album release with producer Jonathan Hay and Mike Smith and King Tech of BET’s One Shot.

Leaving the wrong love

The song comes from personal experience. “Gone” is about “falling in love with the wrong person and being captivated in that disruptive love,” Juliet says, “then finally finding yourself and find strength to break free from that hold.”

Why it was in the inbox

A first video is a calling card. “Gone” introduces a singer with a story that already crosses three countries.

Watch the official video

Quotes and release details from Rive Video Promotion’s campaign for “Gone.” This feature updates Exposed Vocals’ original October 2016 post.