Celebrity coach Cee Lo Green had his eyes on Juliet Simms ever since she first stepped on stage at The Voice during Season 2. "I told her from the beginning, I'm dedicated to building her career," he revealed in a statement. So it's no surprise that when she ended the competition in second place, he signed her himself.
This feisty female rocker didn't let him down either. Before she even left The Voice, Simms broke two Billboard download records with songs she sang on the show (via 360). She later went on to release three solo albums and go on tour, something she'd done long before the popular singing competition came into her life. In fact, she began touring when she was just a teen (via Wood News).
However, one thing that's lacking for Simms — who's unrecognizable now — while playing rock 'n' roll is other ladies that she can relate to. "Why aren't there more girls?" she wondered in a chat with Consequence of Sound. "I feel like the rock world, it's a man's world, and there needs to be more women."
In 2021, Simms rebranded herself as Lilith Czar and released the album "Created From Filth and Dust," as noted by Paper.
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