British singer-songwriter Jo Hill recently released her debut album 'girlhood.,' (via UROK/Virgin). Spanning 14 tracks, it blends nostalgic storytelling with modern influences from Queen & Joni Mitchell to Kacey Musgraves. The singles ALL MY GIRLS ARE TOMBOYS, SUPERMARKET SUSHI, & BIG BOYS CRY TOO have already garnered acclaim from outlets like Clash, BBC Radio 1 & named BBC Introducing Ones To Watch 2025. Elton John praised Jo, saying, "She’s got a good future!"
'girlhood.' is a celebration of sisterhood, empowerment, and vulnerability. Jo explains, "It’s about wearing your vulnerability on your sleeve and being a badass while doing so." The album reflects Jo's resilience after battling Lyme disease. Her intimate jam night gatherings in the UK and beyond foster community. Following a sold-out MOTH Club show Nov'24, Jo embarked on an in-store tour across the UK, sharing her signature authenticity and storytelling brilliance. A champion of women's rights, period poverty, and mental health advocacy.
"Jo Hill is a bold, refreshing voice." – Clash
"An unapologetic ray of soaring, seductive, and spellbinding energy." – Atwood Magazine