Jules King (Schroeder) is here: The visionary powerhouse redefining pop-soul with “Letting It Go”

When Jules King (Schroeder) steps up to the mic, you can feel it. The room changes. The audience reverberates in her presence. When the first note hits, her force is undeniable. And it’s no surprise: she’s a visionary and two-time TedX speaker who’s built multiple businesses, inspired millions, and now stands fully in her power as a woman reborn through music.

Known to many as the founder of Unconventional Life, a Forbes-featured global movement and top-ranked podcast, Jules has led transformational experiences across seven continents, coached industry leaders, and shared stages with some of the world’s most influential voices. But with the recent release of her debut single “Letting It Go”, she’s stepping into the moment she was always meant for, bringing every version of herself together: the entrepreneur, the artist, the visionary, and the woman of faith.

“This song release is a homecoming,” Jules says. “For years I helped other people find their voices. This is me reclaiming mine.”

A Defining Moment of Reinvention
“Letting It Go” is Jules Kings’ debut single; the heartbeat of a five-part anthology that chronicles truth, transformation, and freedom. Fusing cinematic pop production with the raw emotion of soul, the song captures what it feels like to finally stop forcing and start allowing and trade control for faith, perfection for presence, and pressure for peace.

“I’ve built million-dollar businesses, spoken on global stages, and achieved everything I thought I wanted,” Jules shares. “But I hadn’t yet learned how to be whole. Letting It Go was born from integrating everything I’ve done into the woman I’m becoming, through the humbling power of releasing who I used to be. It’s about becoming, again and again.”

This release represents both an evolution in Jules’ sound and a shift in identity. Throughout her career as a serial entrepreneur, podcast host, and retreat leader, she’s been known as Jules Schroeder. Taking her mother’s maiden name, King, marks a full-circle reclamation of her voice and lineage. It symbolizes the strength of power and legacy.

But the transformation doesn’t stop with her. Through “Letting It Go,” Jules invites listeners to consider where they, too, might be holding on to old versions of themselves, certainty, and control. The song is an anthem of permission to surrender, release, and trust that it’s safe to evolve. At its heart, it’s a reminder that letting go isn’t the end of who we are, but the gateway to who we’re becoming.

The Story Behind the Song
The genesis of “Letting It Go” emerged after one of the biggest betrayals of her life. It was one of those moments where Jules was forced to reckon with who she thought she was, and everything she thought she knew and make a choice about where she was going and who she would be.

“I realized I was standing between the life I built and the one I was being called into,” she reflects. “So I jumped. I let go of the fear of surrender. I let go of thinking I needed to prove myself or perform a version of my life I thought I wanted. That leap into the unknown birthed this song.”

Her sound mirrors that transformation: cinematic yet intimate, soulful yet sharp. It’s a modern pop-soul anthem that feels both universal and personal; a soundtrack for anyone who’s had to burn down the old to make space for what’s next.

A Soundtrack for a Global Reset
As the world continues to redefine purpose and identity, “Letting It Go” arrives at a time when many of us have felt deep shifts in our own trajectories in relationships, direction, and meaning. Beneath it all lies a shared desire to live with greater purpose and authenticity.

Jules offers a siren call for renewal and creativity. She’s always been a builder of community through her companies, retreats, and storytelling, and now she’s doing the same through her music. “Letting It Go” isn’t just a song; it’s an invitation to reconnect with what’s real, to remember that transformation begins the moment we allow ourselves to release.

“Music is interpretive,” she says. “For one person, it’s about heartbreak. For another, it’s about faith. It doesn’t have to be defined, it just has to be felt. I want people to feel relief, strength, and permission to start again.”

What’s Next: The Five-Part Anthology
“Letting It Go” is only the beginning. Over the next few months, King will release four more singles, each one a chapter in her unfolding story, exploring rebirth, heartbreak, faith, and freedom. Mark your calendar for December 12th, 2025 when her next single, "Right Here" goes live.

“I’ve built companies and communities,” she says. “But nothing makes me feel more alive than writing songs that speak what words can’t. I want to inspire others to live fully, brightly, and authentically.

For anyone standing at the edge of the unknown, Jules King’s music is both mirror and map—proof that surrender is not the end, but the beginning of something even greater.

You can experience the transformative power of Jules’ music firsthand. “Letting It Go” is now available to stream and download on Spotify.


Photo Credit: Elliot Lopes