Taylor Jules
Trust Your Instincts

Los Angeles singer-songwriter Taylor Jules makes a striking return with her latest single, Sage Advice, released today. This deeply personal R&B track blends raw emotion with soulful melodies, delivering a poignant story about the pain of losing a close friend and the bittersweet lesson of trusting your gut despite love clouding your judgment.
Produced by Stefan Lit, known for work with Andy Grammer and One Direction, alongside Dylan Chambers, the song spotlights Taylor’s rich vocal tone and introspective songwriting. Sage Advice dives into the complex aftermath of betrayal by someone once like family, capturing the whirlwind of emotions, from heartbreak and disappointment to anger, all leading to a powerful rediscovery of inner resilience. Known for blending genres with heartfelt honesty, the artist is rapidly cementing her place as one of LA’s most compelling new voices. Her storytelling, wrapped in smooth vocals and honest lyrics, promises a bright future ahead as she continues to share stories that resonate deeply with listeners everywhere.
Taylor shares, “This song is an ‘I told you so’ to myself. It’s about knowing someone’s red flags but never imagining those traits would turn on you. It’s about that brutal moment when you realize you were right to be cautious—and the ache that comes from ignoring your own wisdom.” To celebrate the release, tonight Taylor Jules will perform Sage Advice live at The Hotel Cafe, alongside selections from her upcoming EP.
Words
David Alarcón
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