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Aubrey Joseph
Aubrey Joseph is a vocalist from Los Angeles who came up in a musical family. His 2019 song "Numb" got attention for its raw, vulnerable approach to themes of...
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Aubrey Joseph is a vocalist from Los Angeles who came up in a musical family. His 2019 song "Numb" got attention for its raw, vulnerable approach to themes of mental health and heartbreak.
He followed "Numb" with the 2020 EP "Lost in Translation," which continued exploring personal territory around identity and relationships. Joseph works as a solo artist, drawing from R&B and hip-hop influences without leaning too hard on either tradition.
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