Born in Iowa in 1956, Cruise worked with Lynch on several occasions. Her best-known song was “Falling,” released as part of her 1989 debut album Floating Into ...
In 2018, Cruise released Three Demos, a collection of three recordings Cruise cut with Lynch and Badalamenti between recording the song “Mysteries of Love” for Blue Velvet and her debut album. In 1991, she covered Elvis Presley’s “Summer Kisses, Winter Tears” for the soundtrack of Wim Wenders’ Until the End of the World. Her second album, The Voice of Love, was released in 1993. “They all have their own personality.” Besides her own music, Cruise also performed with other artists. The news was confirmed by her husband, Edward Grinnan on Facebook, per The Guardian. “She left this realm on her own terms. Born in Iowa in 1956, Cruise worked with Lynch on several occasions.
Julee Cruise, the singer whose ethereal music deepened the drama of David Lynch's work, has died aged 65. Her husband, Edward Grinnan, wrote on Facebook: “She ...
She also toured as a member of the B-52’s during the 1990s, and other guest appearances include singing alongside Pharrell Williams on the track Class System by hip-hop duo Handsome Boy Modeling School. And have you ever seen his temper? It was included on her debut album Floating Into the Night, released in 1989. This, I can overact and get away with it. I can stylise it.” She is at peace … I played her [B-52’s song] Roam during her transition.
Julie Cruise, who worked with David Lynch on music for "Twin Peaks" and "Blue Velvet," has died at 65. Her husband confirmed the news.
Now she will roam forever. Having had such a varied music career she often said that the time she spent as a B filling in for Cindy while she was having a family was the happiest time of her performing life. When she first stepped up to the mic with Fred and Kate she said it was like joining the Beatles. She will love them always and never forget their travels together around the world. She will be forever grateful to them. Julee Cruise, whose gorgeous collaborations with David Lynch elevated projects such as “ Blue Velvet” and “ Twin Peaks,” has died at 65 years old. “She left this realm on her own terms.
Lumière dans les ténèbres de «Twin Peaks», la muse de David Lynch à la voix rêveuse, passée par les B-52′s, est morte vendredi à 65 ans.
C’est un couple qui l’attendait, frissonnant sous la pluie, après une performance à une convention Twin Peaks, raconte Julee Cruise. Juste pour pouvoir lui dire : «Vous êtes le son, la BO de nos vies.» Une voix prouvant que les sirènes existent dans la nuit, que la poussière danse dans l’espace. Muse pour toujours de David Lynch et de son compositeur attitré Angelo Badalamenti, la chanteuse Julee Cruise fut comme un phare dans les ténèbres de Twin Peaks. Elle s’est éteinte à 65 ans, «partie comme elle le voulait», d’après un message de son mari, Edward Grinnan, posté sur Facebook – en 2018, elle avait annoncé être atteinte d’un lupus, responsable de douleurs chroniques. Chantant depuis l’enfance, elle jouait Janis Joplin dans un spectacle new-yorkais lorsque Badalamenti la recruta pour interpréter une chanson éthérée sur la bande originale de Blue Velvet. La production ne pouvant se permettre de payer les droits de la reprise de Song to the Siren par This Mortal Coil, Badalamenti est chargé de composer quelque chose dans le même esprit. C’est un couple qui l’attendait, frissonnant sous la pluie, après une performance à une convention Twin Peaks, raconte Julee Cruise. Juste pour pouvoir lui dire : «Vous êtes le son, la BO de nos vies.» Une voix prouvant que les sirènes existent dans la nuit, que la poussière danse dans l’espace. Muse pour toujours
Julee Cruise, who ethereal singing could conjure both nostalgic innocence and a menacing present, making her an ideal musical collaborator for David Lynch ...
Cruise made occasional appearances on the series as a local chanteuse, as she did in the 1992 feature film version Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. Other Cruise songs would be used throughout the run of the series. Having had such a varied music career she often said that the time she spent as a B filling in for Cindy while she was having a family was the happiest time of her performing life. Her death was announced on Facebook by husband, the author and editor Edward Grinnan. A cause of death was not disclosed, but Grinnan wrote, “She left this realm on her own terms. When she first stepped up to the mic with Fred [Schneider] and Kate [Pierson] she said it was like joining the Beatles. She will love them always and never forget their travels together around the world. She will be forever grateful to them. She is at peace.” Cruise disclosed in 2018 that she suffered from systemic lupus.
Julee Cruise, the singer and musician who collaborated with director David Lynch and composer Angelo Badalamenti on 'Twin Peaks' and 'Blue Velvet,' has died ...
She is at peace.” Cruise was best known for her collaborations with David Lynch and composer Angelo Badalamenti on the soundtracks of the 1986 film Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks. Cruise recorded the original track “ Mysteries of Love” for Blue Velvet and the vocal version of Twin Peaks’s theme song, “Falling.” Both songs appeared on her 1989 debut album, Floating into the Night, with lyrics written by Lynch. Cruise’s ethereal vocals defined the sonic tone of Twin Peaks on soundtrack cuts like “Into the Night,” “The Nightingale,” “The World Spins,” and “Rockin’ Back Inside My Heart.” Cruise made appearances as a singer at the Roadhouse in the series and its 1992 follow-up film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, in which she performed her song “Questions in a World of Blue.” Cruise made her final television appearance in the finale of Twin Peaks: The Return in 2017. Throughout the 1990s, Cruise was a touring member of the B-52’s, filling in for Cindy Wilson. In his Facebook post confirming Cruise’s death, Grinnan called this “the happiest time of her performing life,” and writes, “I played her Roam during her transition. Singer-songwriter Julee Cruise has died at the age of 65, according to her husband, Edward Grinnan. Grinnan confirmed the news in a Facebook post on June 9, writing, “I said goodbye to my wife, Julee Cruise, today.
La chanteuse avait annoncé être atteinte d'un lupus, une maladie auto-immune, en 2018.
Née dans l’Iowa en 1956, Julee Cruise restera à jamais liée au cinéma de David Lynch : leur première collaboration remonte à 1985 avec le film Blue Velvet, sur l’initiative du compositeur Angelo Badalamenti, signataire de la majeure partie des BO de Lynch. Cruise y interprète la chanson Mysteries Of Love, posant le décor d’une histoire d’amour encore culte. C’est par l’intermédiaire de son mari, Edward Grinnan, que la nouvelle est tombée. La chanteuse Julee Cruise s’est éteinte à l’âge de 65 ans : “J’ai dit au revoir à ma femme, Julee Cruise, aujourd’hui. Elle a quitté ce monde selon ses propres termes. Elle est en paix”, a-t-il écrit via un post Facebook, ce vendredi.
Julee Cruise, who was best known for her track Falling, the instrumental version of which was used as the theme to Twin Peaks, has died,
“My spine is crumbling , and pinching on nerves… He can have these tantrums sometimes. She is at peace … I played her (B-52’s song) Roam during her transition.
Cruise notably sang the Twin Peaks theme "Falling"
The cause of death has not be shared. When she first stepped up to the mic with Fred and Kate she said it was like joining the Beatles. She will love them always and never forget their travels together around the world. Having had such a varied music career she often said that the time she spent as a B filling in for Cindy while she was having a family was the happiest time of her performing life. Her husband, Edward Grinnant, shared the news of her death on B-52's Facebook page late last night. She will be forever grateful to them. Julee Cruise, the singer perhaps best known for her work with David Lynch on Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet, has died.
Julee Cruise, que l'on connaît entre autres pour son interprétation de la chanson-thème de Twin Peaks, est décédée.
Julee Cruise sera à tout jamais liée aux œuvres de David Lynch. Elle a entre autres prêté sa voix à la chanson-thème de Twin Peaks. Cette chanson a connu un succès certain. Elle est en paix », peut-on lire dans sa publication sur Facebook. En 2018, elle avait dévoilé être atteinte d’un lupus, une maladie auto-immune. « J’ai dit au revoir à ma femme, Julee Cruise, aujourd’hui. Elle a quitté ce monde selon ses propres termes.
L'artiste Julee Cruise, notamment connue pour son interprétation du titre «Falling», dont une version instrumentale est utilisée comme thème muscial de la série ...
Le trio a d’ailleurs signé un album, «Floating Into the Night», paru en 1989. Elle est en paix…», a écrit sur Facebook son époux Edward Grinnan. «Je lui ai mis sa chanson Roam des B-52 (groupe dont elle a été membre, NDLR) durant son dernier souffle. Née à Creston, dans l'Iowa, Julee Cruise avait confié en 2018 être atteinte d’un lupus, une maladie auto-immune. À présent, elle va vagabonder pour toujours. «Elle a quitté ce royaume selon ses propres conditions.
Julee Cruise, the singer best known for her collaborations with director David Lynch and The B-52s, died Thursday. Her husband, author Edward Grinnan, ...
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La chanteuse, qui avait aussi collaboré avec les B52's, s'était fait connaître par ses travaux avec Angelo Badalame.
“I just found out that the great Julee Cruise passed away. Very sad news,” the filmmaker said in a video posted on his David Lynch Theater YouTube page. “So ...
“They all have their own personality.” “So might be a good time to appreciate all the good music she made, and remember her as being a great musician, great singer, and a great human being. “She left this realm on her own terms.
Cruise's association with Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti defined her career, providing her with her breakthrough hit, 'Falling.'
She released “The Art of Being a Girl,” her first album of self-penned material, in 2002, then waited nearly a decade to issue “My Secret Life,” a 2011 album produced by DJ Dmitry from Deee-Lite. She would appear onstage and occasionally collaborate in the studio with a host of other musicians — most prominent of these was an appearance on “White People,” the 2004 album by Handsome Boy Modeling School — but new music from her was rare. “Falling,” the vocal variation of Badalamenti’s haunting theme song, became a charting hit in the U.K. and Europe, while “Floating into the Night” turned into a cult hit in the United States. Cruise often appeared on “Twin Peaks,” singing in its biker bar, the Roadhouse, her soft and gentle presence providing a compelling contrast to the roughneck setting. Badalamenti suggested Cruise as the singer for the resulting “Mysteries of Love,” which featured lyrics by Lynch. So it might be a good time to appreciate all the good music she made and remember her as a great musician, great singer, and great human being.” She is at peace.” Grinnan told NPR that Cruise died by suicide, and had struggled with “lupus, depression and alcohol and drug addiction” in the past.
In projects for the director David Lynch, she brought an eerie, otherworldly style to “Falling” and other songs.
In an interview with The Los Angeles Times in 2017, she reflected on her long “Twin Peaks” ride. After “Twin Peaks,” Ms. Cruise made another album with Mr. Lynch and Mr. Badalamenti, “The Voice of Love” (1993). She also continued acting. “It was so much fun to be part of something that just went ba-boom!” she said. “Only Julee Cruise invigorates the show with musical personality,” he wrote. She went to Minneapolis, a good city for theater, and spent several years performing with the Children’s Theater Company there before moving to New York in about 1983. Ms. Cruise appeared in the pilot and subsequent episodes as a roadhouse singer. She replaced Cindy Wilson, an original member, when Ms. Wilson took a break from the band. Mr. Lynch and Mr. Badalamenti had written a song for the film that needed a vocalist. Angelo was doing the music for the show, and we became friends.” Ms. Cruise was one of two acts summoned to replace her. One writer called her style “angel-on-Quaaludes vocals.” Her husband, Edward Grinnan, said the cause was suicide.
Cruise's instrument, a voice of such intense calm it could be unsettling, made her a natural collaborator of director David Lynch — and, later, ...
In addition to singing, Cruise was also a Broadway actress, a pilot and a dog trainer. It was "the happiest time of her performing life," Grinnan writes in his post. The result of their collaboration was the original track " Mysteries of Love," in which Cruise's dreamlike vocals are set to a slow-moving fog of romantic synths and strings. The songs with Julee serve a two-fold purpose: They contrast the visuals and they set the tone for the show." "You would never have that kind of song in a place like that. She would return for the series' later incarnations, the feature film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me and the 2017 limited series Twin Peaks: The Return.
But she was undoubtedly best known for her collaborations with composer Angelo Badalamenti and director David Lynch, including songs for Twin Peaks and Blue ...
“It might be a good time to appreciate all the good music she made and remember her as being a great musician, great singer, and a great human being,” Lynch said in a video message. “They all have their own personality.” “They sing like sexy baby girls,” she once said of her musical offspring.
The dream-pop singer collaborated with David Lynch, the B-52s, and Bobby McFerrin.
Badalamenti then worked with Cruise to compose the music to her first album, 1989’s Floating Into The Night. Lynch wrote the lyrics. Cruise was heard on three songs on the official soundtrack album, and also appeared in two episodes. She can also be seen in the film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and 2017’s Twin Peaks: The Return.
She sang the dreamy songs featured in Lynch's "Blue Velvet" and "Twin Peaks."
She had to contend with stalkers and hated when “Twin Peaks” fans told her she was the soundtrack of their life. “My dad used to take us up to the Arctic Circle in his plane when I was little,” she told Pitchfork. “He died when he was 51. She also battled “depression and alcohol and drug addiction,” her husband told NPR. “It wasn’t ’50s, and it wasn’t ’90s. And what was it? Three songs featuring Ms. Cruise were included on the 1990 “Twin Peaks” soundtrack album, which went to No. 22 on the Billboard chart and was a hit around the world. She joined the B52s, replacing Cindy Wilson as lead singer in 1992 and 1993. “ Falling” went to No. 11 on the Billboard chart, and the album penetrated the Top 100. “A staple.” “David doesn’t know how to talk in musical terms, so he talked to me like he was directing a film,” Ms. Cruise told the Los Angeles Times when the album came out. “Floating Into the Night” mostly evaporated upon release in 1989, and Ms. Cruise resumed waiting tables. There’s always a duality in [Lynch’s] films and she was a living embodiment of that Lynchian innocence.” He liked Ms. Cruise’s voice so much that he signed a record contract with her and produced her 1989 album “Floating Into the Night.”