Julee Cruise's ethereal voice captivated audiences in the worlds created by director David Lynch and composer Angelo Badalamenti in projects like Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks before she ventured into her own personal musical journey. Her iconic performance of "Mysteries of Love" in Lynch's Blue Velvet unveiled new dimensions to her voice, leading to the creation of influential albums like 1989's Floating into the Night and 1993's The Voice of Love. Cruise's versatile career saw her collaborating with diverse artists, from the B-52's to Pharrell and scoring hits with Hybrid and Khan, showcasing her dedication to creating music on her own terms.

Born in Iowa and initially trained in French horn, Cruise's path to music took her through Broadway and off-Broadway productions before she found her niche in the dreamy landscapes crafted by Lynch and Badalamenti. Her collaborations with the duo on iconic projects like Twin Peaks elevated her status as a unique voice in the music industry. Throughout her career, Cruise embraced a wide range of musical styles, from electronic to lounge, leaving a lasting impact on the music scene. Her legacy endures through her timeless contributions to the world of music.