Just a few months ago, hit Spanish singer-songwriter Judeline stared down at 2025 and felt the scale of where her career might go after the success of her debut 2024 album Bodhiria . On the horizon: her first major tour with three international stops and 16 across Spain, a tour so popular she had to add extra shows to accommodate growing demand, resulting in three back-to-back shows in Madrid.
Since releasing her first EP in 2022, Judeline has caught the attention of fellow acts like Rosalía , Caroline Polachek, J Balvin, and Joe Jonas , who shared the song "Heavenly" on his Instagram stories shortly after the release of Bodhiria . "I went wild. I was so excited," Judeline says, recounting the experience. (Since then, the two have met up in Paris, documented on their social media , for an impromptu guitar session at a cafe.)
At 13, Judeline set up a punk rock band. She was the singer. When the bassist left, she told herself she'd step and learn bass to cover both roles. "I didn't learn sh*t," she scoffs. "I am a really bad learner." After the band, she started uploading solo songs and covers to YouTube and Soundcloud, always thinking in the back of her mind that it'd be the thing that made her make it.
Then, she found out you could study arts during the two last years of high school, and the sky opened up. "I was like, 'Ok, when I turn 16, that's what I'm going to do,'" she says. With that in mind and still as a minor, she made the move to Madrid on her own and signed up for a two-year Spanish arts baccalaureate. "I didn't do sh*t. I didn't attend any classes. I didn't do anything," she says now, again cracking up. Instead, she used her now privileged location to sneak into jam sessions and studios, building up her contacts.
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