Watch: Netflix drops trailer for new musical series Julie and the Phantoms

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Netflix just dropped the first season of the new musical series Julie and the Phantoms and the soundtrack is out now too!

is just hours away from premiering, but if you can't wait until midnight to get sucked into the fantastical musical world of Julie and her ghost band, you're in luck! ET exclusively premieres a sneak peek clip from the very first episode, where Julie () tries to get her unassuming father, Ray (), to leave her home studio — all while trying to communicate with her new ghost friends simultaneously.

Julie and the Phantoms hits Netflix this week and it is the ear-worm cheese bomb you know you've needed for most of 2020. Based on the Brazilian series Julie e os Fantasmas, the Netflix YA series follows Julie (Madison Reyes), a seemingly shy high school sophomore who has lost her lust for music after the death of her songwriter mother.

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Julie and the Phantoms, and it's bound to be your next obsession. Debuting on Thursday, Sept. 10 and based on the Brazilian series of the same name, the show follows Julie (Madison Reyes), a teen who lost her passion for music after her mom died, but who suddenly finds herself inspired to sing and write music once more after meeting a trio of ghostly musicians (Charlie Gillespie, Owen Patrick Joyner, Jeremy Shada) in her mom's old music studio.

Also Read: 'Cobra Kai': See the First Footage From Season 3 - and a Whole Bunch From Seasons 1 and 2 (Video)In addition to Reyes and her backup phantoms, the streaming show also stars Booboo Stewart and Cheyenne Jackson.Executive producers are Ortega, George Salinas, Paul Becker, Jaime Aymerich, Michel Tikhomiroff, Fabio Danesi and showrunners Dan Cross and Dave Hoge.“Julie and the Phantoms” is based on the original Brazilian series, “Julie e os Fantasmas,” which was written by Danesi, Paula

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