“Whatever It Takes”, an Americana/Folk ballad reflects upon the challenges of forming a family, the transformation of love and the power of sticking together through thick and thin. Both Everett and LeBlanc understand what this means at a personal level, and their voices convey the complexities of this mature love, full of responsibility and dedication.
Previous singles,“One Million Dollars” and “Bring Me Back” were very well received by the public, getting significant coverage and praise from Spanish and international media such as BBC Radio, Americana UK, national TV news Noticias Cuatro, established radio shows such as Las Mañanas de RNE, 180 Grados and Bandeja de Entrada (Radio Nacional de España), and music magazines Rockdelux, Ruta 66 and Mondo Sonoro, among others.
The singles, as well as the album, is produced by Alex Muñoz (Margo Price, Nikki Lane, John Hiatt), mixed by Joe Pisapia (Kacey Musgraves, Jonathan Wilson, Allison Russell) and mastered by Dave McNair (Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, R.E.M.). Great Canyon Records – a Barcelona based label, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year and that is home to internationally praised artists such as Joana Serrat y Riders Of The Canyon.
Juana Everett Bio:
Nothing is more interesting to Juana Everett than a place she doesn’t know, the next turn in the trail, the new person in the room. She’s an explorer and an adventurer at heart.
Unsatisfied with the life she had built in her late 20s, she left her job and her apartment in Madrid, and crossed the ocean on hardcore Sagittarius mode to produce her first solo album in LA.
Rough years were ahead. Sometimes distance only accentuates the pain and trauma you leave back home. Everett worked as a studio assistant and honed her songwriting and producing skills in the jungle that is the city of Angels, until she finally felt ready to produce her own material.
She self-released “Move On” in 2021. A collection of songs that proved her honesty and grit as a singer-songwriter, and gave her some recognition from local media and NPR. But most importantly helped her navigate one of the darkest psychological periods of her life.
But so much has happened since then. So many road trips, roaming on the PCH, facing wind in the desert, talking to strangers, diving into the poetry of their lives, and their darkness. Travels and encounters that helped Everett navigate her own pain.
In January of 2024 she embarked on a cross country journey to Nashville, TN. A new adventure began. The stars aligned in Music City and within 4 months Everett got in the studio to record the songs that she’s been crafting over the last few years.
‘Past Lives in California’ is the title of her upcoming album, set to be released in Friday, May 22nd 2026 via Great Canyon Records. This new body of work is her ode to the Golden State, a journey through the lives she got to live there, the myths that crumbled into pieces, and the people that changed her forever.
Without any doubt her best work yet, coming to your ears very soon.
