Judas. L. Elia was born to two military officers; striking a difficult early childhood. While her parents were loving and did the best they could; they were both flawed individuals in the grips of their own issues. This lack of attention cause judas to lash out and seek both negative and positive attention as she continued to grow up, rearing itself into her late childhood years.

Once she was 12 years old, she had been gifted her very first instrument; a rickety old drumset that her parents hoped would get her frustration out. She instantly fell in love with it; practing day and night (To everyone’s hearing detriment!) It was her one true passion; something positive that she could get attention for. However; not all was good for Judas.

Once she reached her early teenage years, she started experimenting in drug and alchohol use; substances that both her parents indulged in. The gripping highs and sobering lows spiraled her into an unhealthy addiction, which continued for her entire highschool experience. Though her grades continued to slip; she started to gain a real community out of her music. By the time she had graduated highschool; she was a D-average student with a large audience at her heels.

This large following posed real pressure for Judas to become sober; so on her 18th birthday, she disappeared without a trace; leaving her friends, family, and fans in disbelief. She spent 2-3 years in and out of rehab efforts before finally succeeding at her one-year mark on her 21st birthday. Her parents encouraged her to go back into music; and gifted Judas her trademark instrument; The Keytar.

She entered the music scene once again at 22; rebuilding the fandom she once had. Although the progress was slow; she managed to clamber back up into the spotlight. She recently released her first official album “Birthright Brat” which became a large success within her fanbase.

She’s working hard to get back on track, completing college courses; writing music, staying sober, and making friends.