Meet the Stars of Netflix's 'Julie and the Phantoms,' a New Musical Series With a Ghostly Twist (Exclusive)

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“Julie and the Phantoms” will be making its way to Netflix in September, in which the titular teenager Julie (played by Madison Reyes) mysteriously encounters the ghosts of three hunky musicians who died in 1995, resulting in the creation of a supernatural musical supergroup.

Brandon Choe Photo EditorNetflix has dropped a music video teaser from their new musical-dramedy Julie and the Phantoms. The acoustic performance features the main cast playing “Edge of Great”, an original song from the show’s soundtrack.Arriving September 10, the series from Kenny Ortega stars Madison Reyes as Julie, a high schooler who lost her passion for music after her mom died last year.

Julie and the Phantoms, please let TV Guide introduce you to your new favorite ghost band. The upcoming series from High School Musical and Descendants mastermind Kenny Ortega centers on 15-year old Julie (Madison Reyes), who loses her love of music when her songwriter mother passes away, only to rekindle that love affair when she meets three talented, and very cute, musician ghosts still trying to figure out the afterlife.

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Get ready to stand on the Edge of Great with the new Netflix original series “Julie And The Phantoms”.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorComing soon to a streaming device in your city: It’s Julie and the Phantoms. Netflix has dropped the needle on the cast, premiere date, first photos and a promo for its new musical dramedy from Kenny Ortega.Madison Reyes is set as frontwoman of the live-action series, which premieres September 10. She plays Julie, a high schooler who lost her passion for music after her mom died last year.

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