Jully Black
Jully Black is a true Canadian Icon. Named one of the “25 Greatest Canadian Singers Ever” by CBC Music, she has also been called “Canada’s Queen of R&B Soul” by fans and industry leaders alike. As a platinum-selling recording artist, she has produced multiple singles that reached the Top 10 on pop, R&B, and dance music charts. She has also taken home Juno and Gemini Awards, been inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame, and been hand selected to sing for the Queen of England.
As a songwriter, Jully has collaborated with industry heavyweights such as Destiny’s Child and Nas, among many others. She has also shared the stage with superstars including The Black Eyed Peas, Bon Jovi, Celine Dion, Elton John, Alicia Keys, and Etta James, to name a few. Jully also joined Drake’s Road to OVO Fest Tour, All Canadian North Stars.
Jully is a major presence in the Canadian media and entertainment industry. Today, she is the popular host of the segment “Monday Motivation” on Global’s The Morning Show. Prior to this, she was a host and correspondent for CTV’s etalk, where she interviewed global megastars such as Jay-Z, Oprah Winfrey, and former President Bill Clinton. She was also the host of the critically acclaimed weekly iHeartRadio show, The Blackout with Jully Black; a guest star on The Coroner and Diggstown; participant in CBC’s 2018 Canada Reads; and a contestant on The Amazing Race Canada.
With her powerhouse vocals, hilarious personality, and love of people, Jully truly is everyone, and unlike anyone. Her passion for philanthropy has taken her from the shantytowns of Bangladesh to the villages of South Africa and across Canada. She is also steadfast in her personal fitness and wellness goals., having launch 100 Strong and Sexy (100SAS), Canada’s largest female-founded fitness challenge to date. In 2020, Jully launched The Power of Stop, a wildly successful global virtual step aerobics and personal transformation coaching practice.