Juno is Remi Wolf's debut studio album released on October 15, 2021, under Island Records. The album showcases a mix of funk, pop, and R&B influences, resulting in more experimental sounds and more chaotic energy in comparison to the artist's previous works. Since appearing on American Idol in 2014 and realizing a life of conventionality was not for her, LA pop singer-songwriter Remi Wolf has graduated from USC Thornton School of Music, released a series of EPs (2019’s You’re a Dog!, 2020’s I’m Allergic to Dogs! and 2021’s We Love Dogs!), scored a viral hit on TikTok (“Photo ID”) and signed a deal with Island Records. Juno—which, not surprisingly, is named after her dog—is her first full-length. “I raised him during the pandemic,” Wolf tells Apple Music of the album’s namesake. “He was with me for the writing of every song. He was my partner.” Juno mixes chaotic funk, maximalist melodies, psychedelic synths, and absurdist lyrics for an album that’s as ebullient as that new pup. But making it was a different story. “There was this week where I wrote ‘Liquor Store’, ‘Anthony Kiedis’, ‘wyd’ and ‘Grumpy Old Man’,” she says. “I wrote all of those in three days. I was bursting at the seams. Mental-health-wise, it was one of the worst I'd ever been . I was so completely and utterly miserable, and then we made some of my favourite songs on the album,” she says of her work with co-producer Jared Solomon. Here she goes deeper into how they all came together. “Liquor Store” “I wrote