The Evolution of Juno’s Musical Journey: From BNC626 to BCN747
Juno’s precedent album, BNC626, masterfully captured the ordinary, yet profound, nuances of a couple’s existence within the bounds of a hotel room. With Zahara and Martà at the helm, audience members were given the opportunity to be spectators to the pair’s life experiences, allowing them to delve into their private sphere.
Now, in Juno’s second studio album titled BCN747, Zahara and Martà have chosen to shift the narrative focus away from themselves and onto the world around them. This exploration has led them to various global sites – including London, Amsterdam, Mexico, and Los Angeles. Their journey has birthed a collection of tracks that intricately weave a tapestry of disillusionment, human origin and trajectory queries, and potent ire towards the errors made by prior generations.
These songs encapsulate the essence of their travels, marking Juno’s BCN747 as an album symbolic of two individuals adventuring through the world, and experiencing an increasing sensation of belonging nowhere.
Zahara and MartÃ’s collaborative journey started in 2019 when their paths crossed during a concert tour. They quickly realised a unique and compelling musical chemistry existed between them, leading to a decision to combine their creative energy and form Juno. This dynamic duo is known for their distinct styles and personalities, harmoniously blending to produce lyrics that delve into human melancholy, introspection, and the delicate intricacy of human emotions.
