Joy Autumn Olympia, Washington
After a successful run releasing her last record, “Midnight,” where Joy found herself on the 2019 first-round GRAMMY ballot, Autumn moved home to Olympia, WA during the pandemic, leaving her the space to rediscover herself and her sound. Joy leans into a communion with nature and her roots on her new project, a warm, inviting, introspective, and honest rainy-day bedroom-pop album. ... more
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