Music - Joyce Kwon
Joyce Kwon, singer, songwriter & gayageum player making folk music for folks. JOYCE FOR THRIVING 2020.
Joyce Kwon, voicekwon, gayageum, Asian American, New American Folk
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Joyce Kwon, Dream of Home, voicekwon, JOYCE FOR THRIVING 2020
The dream of home can be a nightmare. It’s possible that it’s a place that never existed at all . . . Still, Joyce holds out hope that there’s space for her somewhere, if only in the collective imagination of those marginalized in their homeland, ostracized in the motherland.

Joyce’s debut album “Dream of Home” is now out most everywhere you listen to music.

 

Purchase downloads, CDs and cassettes on Bandcamp and find more information here.

Jack and Amy, Winter

Winter

 

An EP by the indie electronic duo comprised of Dan Rufolo (keys) and Joyce Kwon (voice), “Winter” is the soundtrack for the coldest season of your life.

 

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To a Certain Boy

To a Certain Boy

 

A concept album in the tradition of Frank Sinatra’s “In the Wee Small Hours,” Joyce addresses each song to a certain boy on her 2011 EP with Ross Garren (keyboard) and Jonathan Richards (bass). It includes Joyce’s hit song from her college days, “Don’t Ask Me Out,” which is still relevant today, and should go without saying for sorry creepers. It’s perfect for that special someone you want in (or out) of your life.

That Music Always Round Me, Walt Whitman, Dial & Oatts

That Music Always Round Me

 

Garry Dial and Dick Oatts’ album of Walt Whitman’s poetry set to music with the Temple University Concert Choir & Vocal Jazz Collective. Hear Joyce as a featured guest vocalist on the song “Sometimes With One I Love.”