Joy Oladokun "Hope Is A Heavy Thing" Mt. Joy "Hope We Have Fun" Or the Fillmore East when

Or the Fillmore East when that was going

Kim Wilde has blazed a trail ever since she made her debut with the indelible ‘Kids in America’ back in 1981

to see grief as the sole source or the final limit of this taut

power chords and infectious energy

since Simple Machines dubbed the cassettes as the orders came in

Joy Oladokun "Hope Is A Heavy Thing" Mt. Joy "Hope We Have Fun" Or the Fillmore East whenJoy Oladokun is one of today's most compelling genre defying voices, using deeply vulnerable songwriting to seamlessly connect folk, soul, pop, rock and Americana with striking emotional clarity. A queer Black musician and daughter of Nigerian immigrants, Oladokun has become a vital cultural voice, writing songs that explore identity, faith, mental health, and social justice with honesty and restraint. Since her 2020 breakthrough, she has released two