Julie's second Album "Days of Wine" is now available!  Recorded at the ICC studios in Eastbourne with producer Paul Lavender it is a collection of songs that will uplift and inspire.  Costing £12 including P&P, available by emailing snowdropmusic at snowdrop1.music@virgin.net with postal address.

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Robert Eggleston, who writes the lyrics for Julie's songs, has published his first book of poetry and lyrics. Simon Richardson of christianbands.co.uk writes "I envisage this book becoming one of those timeless classics which you refer to time and time again throughout your life.  Such a gift, such a talent, is one to be celebrated and cherished".  The book, called "As a Boy" is £6.99 and is available from Amazon.co.uk or by emailing snowdrop music with your postal details.

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Julie is performing at the first ever Gospel Music celebration to be held at the house of commons on Maundy Thursday.  The event, which will celebrate UK gospel music talent, will attract luminaries from Politics, Television and the music industry.

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Robert and Julie were delighted to discover that their song "Kentish Prayer" was placed third in the international Christian Song competition 2005.  The competition was run by www.christianbands.co.uk where Julie has a mini-site and you can hear many other quality christian artists of all genres.  You can hear Kentish Prayer, which will be on the forthcoming album on this website as well as on snowdropmusic.com.

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Julie's performance at this year's Gospel Entertainment Music awards in November will be televised by the GOD channel.  The original date for broadcast was incorrect and we will let you know as soon as we have the date from the GOD channel.

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On 5th December Julie was invited to take part in an Anti-Poverty reception at the House of Commons.  She was singing a song composed by Joan Armitrading alongside other Gospel Artists.  It was a real honour; lots of celebrity spotting and fascinating as well as enormously encouraging that MPs and other people of influence are keeping the issue of Make Poverty History alive.

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Julie has been invited to be vocalist on the worship team this year at Spring Harvest.  This will be alongside worship leader Steve James in Skegness, from 3rd-7th April.