Check Out Julia Alexa Antomonova Perez’s Story

Today we’d like to introduce you to Julia Alexa Antomonova Perez.

Hi Julia Alexa, thanks for joining us today. We’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.
It all began in childhood—and, of course, with love. When I was little, I loved listening to vinyl records. One day I told myself: “When you grow up, you will definitely release your own vinyl records with your own songs.”
I wanted to pursue music, but my mother said that I would study Chinese. And I did study Chinese. Later, I taught the language for 13 years at the Moscow State University of Management and the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
But I never lost my connection with music. In fact, music helped me survive while I was studying at university. When we had to translate 15 pages overnight, only electro house music could keep me motivated and ready for action.
Actually, when I worked as a teacher, it was, in a way, a producer’s job undercover. Chinese is a very difficult language, and if you teach it in a boring way, nobody will want to study it. So, naturally, I used music to help my students connect with their souls and truly feel the language. When you can feel something, it becomes easier to learn.
I have been a producer since I was 16. When I was 16, the uncle of one of my close friends opened a nightclub. It was summer, and he invited my friend and me to help. I began organizing themed parties and entertainment programs, including dances and contests. But it was always important to me that every party also include an educational element.
I had many students who attended music schools. I decided to combine pleasure with learning, and my students began writing rap songs in Chinese and filming music videos for a large concert dedicated to the celebration of the Chinese New Year.
Masha, one of my students, played a fox in our New Year’s performance. She graduated from the State Institute of Theatrical Arts and now acts in films and commercials in Russia.
Roma, another student of mine and my main assistant with decorations, lighting, video, and sound, practically saved my life when we organized a huge concert for the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China. I could never have done it all alone. Roma graduated from the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography and now films documentaries and music videos in Russia.
And, of course, my students gave me one of the coolest gifts I have ever received. They asked me, “Yulia Alexandrovna, what would you like for your birthday?” I said, “I want a YouTube channel,” and they created one for me.
Now I have 2,045 subscribers, and on my channel, MYSTICAL STORIES, I create videos about the magic, culture, and history of Los Angeles, Argentina, Uruguay, and the places we visit on business trips and during our travels.
One day, after I asked my manager’s husband—who has psychic abilities—whether I was really a Chinese teacher, he laughed and said, “You have been a producer for a long time. Show business is your calling.”
After teaching for 13 years, I realized that I needed to try something new. So I moved to Los Angeles. I was overwhelmed by everything new around me, and I had a friend who had written many beautiful poems. I said, “These poems cannot just sit in a drawer,” so I organized an exhibition of works by my favorite artist, @nadya.balitskaya, at an art gallery. I also published a book featuring my friend’s poems and Nadia’s illustrations.
Then I decided that these poems should not exist only on paper, so I turned them into two music albums with the help of artificial intelligence. Later, I found a way to distribute the music on all the major music-streaming platforms popular around the world.
I also released my first instrumental album, which we created together with a neural network. It is one of the deepest and most private experiences of my soul. You connect with the neural network, and through your symbiosis, truly magnificent creations are born.
I love this process because I realized that anyone—even someone without a formal musical education—can create music if they have an idea. They can help raise the vibrations of our planet and bring more creative people into the world who allow their hearts to sing.
Then I created a dance music album and produced music videos for it with the help of artificial intelligence. I also found a way to place my videos on VEVO. Of course, I continuously share my music and videos on my YouTube channel.
Then the music editor of RADIO24 called me and offered me airtime and the opportunity to launch my track on 15 RADIO24 and Wow Music streams. The broadcast is scheduled for November.
So, if any of you—my wonderful and beloved readers—would like to create a music track from scratch, even if English is your second language, even if you have never written a song in your life and cannot sing at all, I can teach you how to work with neural networks. Together, we can create one or even several tracks featuring your real voice.
And if you would like to release your own music videos on VEVO or have your song played on the radio in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, I would be happy to help you with that as well.
There is one more thing I truly love: I regularly conduct sound-healing sessions.
Once, when I had no emotional or physical energy left, my hot-yoga teacher, Petra, gave me a sound-healing session using tuning forks. She explained that specific frequencies affect people in specific ways. For example, 528 Hz is considered the frequency of love.
Often, when we feel apathetic and powerless, it means that we lack love and have become disconnected from that frequency. Thankfully, tuning forks exist. When a person listens to them, the water contained in the cells of the body begins to vibrate at the frequency we need.
For example, 396 Hz is believed to help release the heavy energies of the past, while 888 Hz helps tune your “inner radio” to the frequency of abundance.
It is said that in the universe, you receive what you radiate. After sound-healing sessions, many of my clients feel better, regain their strength, and find a renewed desire to live.
One of my clients dreamed of finishing and publishing a science-fiction novel. I recorded a special sound-healing video for her and selected individual frequencies designed to awaken primal feminine energy and inner strength, while developing unshakable confidence in herself and her abilities.
She finished the novel and published it. It immediately reached number one in the year’s science-fiction novel rankings.
That is what I do.
Later, I traveled to Uruguay, where a woman asked me to conduct a sound-healing session. She needed to let go of emotional pain and her fear that she would never get married again.
We used 396 Hz to release stagnant energies from the past, 528 Hz as the frequency of love and self-healing, and 888 Hz as the frequency of prosperity and accepting new opportunities.
The day after the session, she met a very handsome admirer. Overall, she said it felt as though a concrete slab had been lifted from her heart. I conducted that session in Spanish.
After each session, I send my clients a link to a video file containing sound healing with the frequencies that are currently relevant to them. This allows them to listen and recharge on their own, even when I am not nearby.
If I see that a person is capable of working with their own energy, I can also provide tuning forks specifically suited to them, so they can give themselves an audio massage at home.
So, if you feel stuck in your work, business, or personal life; if you are not feeling your best; if you want to improve your self-esteem, increase sales or attract more clients; or if you simply want to try something new, recharge, and reach a new level of energy, message me on Instagram at @julia_gallary or call +1 951 624 9956.

Alright, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome?
The road to all of this was not just difficult—it was brutally difficult.
My first Chinese teacher, Irina Milanich, IG @milaniren, believed in me so deeply. Every day, she made us listen to audio recordings in Chinese and write down everything we heard using Chinese characters. If we failed to do it, we would have been expelled from university.
I was a child who had absolutely no musical ear, but through those exercises, I developed one. We listened to Chinese recordings night after night. She taught me how to structure the creative process and instilled in me the ability to do things that seemed completely impossible. She taught us how to film music videos, series, and photo shoots, as well as how to sing and dance—all through the Chinese language.
My second teacher, Yanina Zhuravleva, @yaninazhuravleva, taught me that we could prepare any documents in Chinese within 24 hours. She taught me how to write rap in Chinese, as well as yoga and energy work. That became the foundation of everything I do. She taught me not to become exhausted, but to draw energy from within myself. She also instilled in me a deep and unshakable confidence.
I knew that she believed in me, and she truly opened up the horizon of my possibilities. Through her faith in me, she helped me reach a new level of life and income.
I was always afraid, especially when everyone talked about putting yourself out there. I was afraid to record videos, and I didn’t like seeing myself on camera. But filming content for my YouTube channel helped me accept my appearance.
I was so afraid to record my first track that my throat became as dry as the Arizona desert. English is not my native language, and I record rap in a professional studio.
My husband’s relatives used to say, “Why don’t you just be a normal person? Why do you need YouTube? Why do you need music?” But I felt that I needed it, so I did it.
I thought: if music helps me contain and process my emotions, then I will continue making it.
In fact, my greatest obstacle was my lack of confidence in myself and my abilities. That is also why I decided to produce myself first and only then begin working with other people. I needed to experience firsthand how to overcome self-sabotage, how not to feel ashamed of my work, how not to devalue my creativity, how to confidently communicate the price of my services, and how to accept the different emotions that my work evokes in others.
The most important thing I realized is that when someone criticizes your work, you, or your behavior, it does not mean that you are a bad person. Sometimes, that person is simply trying to express pain that has been stuck inside them and that they are finally ready to release.
I also created music—and especially the track POTOSKUYU—because I became aware of my feminine side, my anima. But understanding my animus, my masculine side, raised many important questions.
That is why I tried to find a “mirror man”—someone who could reflect my inner masculine side back to me, so I could understand who I truly am within. I began to become aware of this, and I feel that I am now moving closer to a state of wholeness.
Overall, the journey was not easy. But this is precisely how authentic creativity is forged.
Sometimes you have to go through betrayal, pain, insecurity, total powerlessness, and the loss of self-esteem and identity. You have to allow yourself to be vulnerable and give yourself time to tear away the last of your masks—to write truly meaningful music, to let your heart be completely broken by pain so that new energy can enter it, and to finally begin to feel.

Alright, so let’s switch gears a bit and talk business. What should we know about your work?
I currently have four areas of work:
1. I teach my clients how to create music, lyrics, and music videos with the help of AI.
2. I produce artists and teach them how to distribute their music on all the major streaming platforms worldwide and release their music videos on VEVO.
3. I create AI-powered advertising for beauty salons, including photo shoots for salon owners and promotional videos about their businesses. They use these materials for Instagram and their studio websites.
4. I teach Chinese, specialize in preparing students for the international “Chinese Bridge” competition, and work as an expert for the Unified State Exam in Chinese.
I also conduct individual sound-healing sessions for my clients.
What am I most proud of?
I’m proud that I now have so much original music that I’m ready to launch my own radio station. At first, I plan to create it on YouTube, and later I hope to acquire a radio frequency.
Most of all, I’m proud that I found the strength to accomplish all of this.
What sets me apart from others?
You know, we are all different and yet alike at the same time. In a sense, we are all made up of the same elements from the periodic table. But seriously, what sets me apart is that I always go all the way and approach everything very deeply.
I always feel responsible for my students. It is important to me that after working with me, they can manage independently and confidently apply their knowledge in real life.
The same applies when I teach people how to create and distribute music. I want to know that they have fully understood the process—so well that even if I woke them up at 3 a.m., they could do it themselves and explain it to someone else.
I never accept a student who does not genuinely need my classes, and I do not work with someone if I feel that my approach will not help them.
I have very strong intuition. I can sense people on a deep level and understand how to work with them and what to say so that they begin to believe in themselves.
My greatest achievements are actually the successes of my students. That is why I always test everything on myself first, and only then teach it to others.

I think my greatest strength is my ability to transform things. I naturally enter people’s lives when they feel stuck or need to make a major change, move forward, grow, increase their income, or reach beyond their perceived limits. That’s when I step in.

And my second greatest strength is organizing chaos and creating a functional structure.

Any big plans?
I want to create my own radio station and a television and radio company. A friend of mine is currently filming a series called HEART REVOLUTION (IG: @bigheart.studios). It features very interesting content about people who followed their hearts and achieved great success in their careers.
I’m thinking of calling my company HTVI — HAPPY TV INTERNATIONAL, with the slogan: “WE BRING HAPPY NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD 24 HOURS A DAY.”
Today, it is essential to refocus people’s attention on good news. In this way, we can move from a collective state of survival to a state of enjoyment and build, as Confucius envisioned, a society of universal prosperity. Overall, my immediate plans are to launch a radio station, obtain my driver’s license—or perhaps buy a self-driving flying Tesla—and release my vinyl records, monetize my YouTube channel. I also want to create advertisements and integrate them into my YouTube channel, because advertising is an art too. And travel to Italy with my husband.
Onn November 28, there will be a presentation of my App Store app featuring sound-healing meditations in four languages: Russian, Chinese, Spanish, and English
I finalized an agreement with the developers, and we decided to make it possible for anyone to raise their energy levels and release anxiety at any time simply by listening to sound healing on their phone.

Pricing:

• Track promotion on 15 radio stations in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, including a live broadcast and simultaneous translation from English into Russian — $3,500.
• Music creation course, track distribution on all platforms, and music video production — $900.
• Personal photo session — $350.
• Creating AI-powered advertising for beauty businesses — $500.
• Chinese language lessons — 10 sessions: $500.

Contact Info:

• Website: https://youtu.be/IFue7yMIkp8?is=UJ9baplR3Vef0ao2
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julia_gallary?srtk=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/miss.juicy.lips?mibextid=wwXIfr
• Youtube: https://youtube.com/@topchiktv?si=C6lavYvX4th5Qwnj
• Other: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/julia-alexa-antomonova-perez/1760278879

Image Credits
All photos were taken by Pavel Denisenko.