Joy Oladokun
Joy Oladokun started releasing music in 2016 with her debut EP 'Fowl.' She followed that with the 2019 album 'In Defense of My Own Happiness,' which got some...
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Joy Oladokun started releasing music in 2016 with her debut EP 'Fowl.' She followed that with the 2019 album 'In Defense of My Own Happiness,' which got some critical attention. Her song 'breathe again' connected with people during the pandemic, and she's kept putting out work like the 2022 album 'PROOF.'
Her music pulls from folk and soul, with songs like 'look up' and 'Sunday' showing her straightforward approach to writing. She's worked with other artists too, including Chris Stapleton on 'Sweet Symphony' and Tim Gent on 'Fortune Favors The Bold.'
Oladokun grew up in Tempe, Arizona, and has talked about how her Nigerian background and reading poets like Maya Angelou and Langston Hughes shaped her perspective. She writes about personal and social themes without much polish, which gives her songs a direct quality.
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