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    Joy Sounds: Music You Need To Know

    Joy Sounds features the brightest independent artists in music through in-depth interviews and live performances from the Joy Sounds studio. Produced and hosted by Chris Sampson.

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    Episode 81: Sad Park Mar 11, 2021
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    Sad Park started as a lie. Back in high school, Sad Park took a gig by claiming to be a band when they hadn’t yet formed one. Since then, the LA based, pop-punk band has gone on to have numerous sold out shows in LA and has toured the West coast while amassing over a million streams of their songs. We talk with Graham Steele, Sam Morton and Grant Bubar of Sad Park as they are releasing singles in preparation for a new record that follows the release of their debut album titled, Sleep. Also during the show, we’ll hear three songs from Sad Park – we’ll hear “I Should,” “In My Head,” and “Over and Over.” Follow Sad Park @sad_park Presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 80: Cestra Mar 09, 2021
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    Cestra bravely faces the darkness. Cestra’s daring new record, Portal, is a collision of dissonant industrial sounds and epic choral-orchestral settings that provide a platform for her exceptional vocal prowess. Cestra (Kat Marsh) also discusses how arranging and directing a choir for a special concert with Bring Me the Horizon at Royal Albert Hall not only developed her songwriting and sound, but gave rise to her ensemble, Choir Noir, which has earned a loyal following on YouTube. During the episode, we hear three tracks from Portal including “Monument,” “Twin Heart Beat,” and “Aeon.” Follow Cestra @cestratheportal Presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 79: Bones Owens Mar 03, 2021
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    Bones Owens has true grit. In his new, self-titled debut album, Bones’ powerful sound and songwriting is deeply inspired by ‘60’s garage-rock, Hill Country blues, and swampy roots rock. Bones talks about the making of the record and shares three tracks including “Good Day,” “Blind Eyes” and “Lightning Strike.” If you’re a sports fan, you can regularly hear his music as part of NFL and NASCAR segments. You can also catch Bones in a full-length album livestream performance on SPIN Magazine's Twitch channel on Thursday, March 4, at 5:30 PM PST / 8:30 PM EST. Follow Bones @bonesowens Presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 78: Jarrod Lawson Feb 24, 2021
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    Jarrod Lawson is all about “being the change.” On his most recent record, Be The Change, the Portland based singer-songwriter spreads positive messages through his unique brand of jazz infused soul. Jarrod not only talks about the making of Be The Change, but also discusses how he found a very receptive audience for his music in Europe. You can check out Jarrod on a special livestream, February 25th, 2021, 2pm PST at https://www.ursalive.com/jarrod-lawson - 100% of every ticket sale from the livestream will be matched dollar for dollar by URSA Live and benefit music education nonprofit, Little Kids Rock. During the episode, Jarrod shares three tracks from Be The Change – “Love Isn’t Always Enough,” “I’ll Be Your Radio feat. Moonchild,” and “Universal Chord.” Follow Jarrod @jlawsings This episode presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 77: Norman Sann Feb 17, 2021
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    Norman Sann doesn’t want to take the easy road. Norman is a truly distinctive voice in hip hop who knows that his unique approach may not be the “hit” sound the industry looks for. And, that’s ok with Norman who is looking to make a much more lasting and deeper impact through his story telling, musicianship, and gifts for language. Norman talks about the long arc narrative of the “rap slave” who gets tied into an industry contract later to be hospitalized, medicated and isolated. During the show, we’ll hear three tracks that presents this storyline, “No Good,” “Patient Intake,” and “First Dose.” Follow Norman @realnormansann This episode is presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 76: Emma McGann Feb 11, 2021
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    Emma McGann wants you to be a part of the show. Literally. As an early adopter, pioneering live stream artist, Emma has built a loyal fan base that gets to interact with her during her dynamic and engaging online concerts. In this episode, we hear how Emma transformed a spare room in her Coventry, England house into a virtual touring headquarters. We also hear how she became even more creative with her live stream events after her 23 date US tour was abruptly postponed due to Covid-19. During the show, Emma shares her latest single, “Anyone Else” and she performs two songs live from her home studio – “Misfits” and “My Kinda Crazy.” Follow Emma @emmamcgann Joy Sounds is presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 75, Part 1: Artists from UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music Feb 09, 2021
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    Part 1 of Artists from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. In this special two-part episode, we feature songwriters from UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. The songwriting classes are taught by Professor Natasha Pasternak and are offered through the Music Industry programs. In Part 1, we meet three songwriters from UCLA including Sanjana (@sanjmusic), Hayden Everett (@hayden.mp3) and Gabe Deibel (@refreshingtasteofcokezero) and hear some of their songs. We’ll also talk with Professor Pasternak to hear about her classes and her approach to teaching. For more information about the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, visit schoolofmusic.ucla.edu. Joy Sounds is presented in partnership with Music Connection – www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 75, Part 2: Artists from UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music Feb 09, 2021
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    Part 2 of Artists from the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. In this special two-part episode, we feature songwriters from UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. The songwriting classes are taught by Professor Natasha Pasternak and are offered through the Music Industry programs. In Part 2, we meet three songwriters from UCLA including Sophia James (@sophiajamesmusic), Krista Marina (@kristamarina_) and Seiji Oda (@seijioda). We also continue our conversation with Professor Pasternak and hear more about her background as a songwriter and artist and how she brings that experience into her classroom. For more information about the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, visit schoolofmusic.ucla.edu. Joy Sounds is presented in partnership with Music Connection – www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 74: Judith Hill Feb 03, 2021
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    Judith Hill is Hollywood. In her new record, Baby, I’m Hollywood, (out March 5th) Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter, Judith Hill, re-claims what it means to be a creative and artist in the often stereotyped, misunderstood town. After working as a background vocalist for some of music’s most iconic figures, Judith has firmly established herself as her own artist with her own point of view. During this episode, Judith talks about how she articulates her experience as a bi-racial woman in today’s America through insightful, candid songwriting and infectious grooves. Judith also talks about how this is such an important time for artists who are creating and reacting to these significant times of transition and change. Also during the show, you’ll hear three tracks from the new record – the title track, “Baby, I’m Hollywood,” “Americana” and “Thank You.” Follow Judith @judithgloryhill – Joy Sounds is presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


    Episode 73: Kid Sistr Jan 27, 2021
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    Kid Sistr is uniting little sisters everywhere. After having a surprise breakout hit with their song “Dallas” on Tik Tok, Kid Sistr has earned a dedicated fan base. But, don’t make the mistake of writing it off as simple made for social media pop. Kid Sistr’s songs have emotional depth and musicianship that sets them apart. During the show, Kid Sistr performs three songs live from the Joy Sounds studio in a safe, socially distanced session – “Dallas,” “Simple Math,” and “Peter Gabriel.” You can also hear these songs on their self-titled debut EP available on all platforms. Follow Kid Sistr @kid_sistr This episode presented in partnership with Music Connection www.musicconnection.com


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