Meet Joy Oladokun, a Nashville based singer/songwriter by way of Casa Grande, Arizona. Joy Oladokun is one of those artists that has the gift of musical expression that can’t be categorized. In recent years, many have compared her musical style to many, including the great Tracy Chapman; however, Joy Oladokun is an original spin of herself. Meaning, the only comparison to Joy Oladokun musical style is the re-creation of her imagination. With the release of her album, “Proof of Life”, and the announcement of “The Living Proof Tour” to kick-off in September, the world will soon take a hold of her musical genius.

Joy identifies herself as a queer woman of color with a purpose! Joy is on an amazing journey to encourage and spread positivity through her rare blend of folk, pop, rock and R&B. “Proof of Life” represents the fourth studio album from Joy Oladokun, which proceeds the classics “Carry (2016)”, “In Defense of My Own Happiness – The Beginnings (2020)”, and “In Defense of My Own Happiness (2021)”.

“Proof of Life” is a vibe that radiates positivity. The entire 13-track album is therapeutic in nature as it energizes the soul, while taking away the burdens. In a world filled with strife, it is refreshing to hear a project that reiterates the ideas of peace and love. With collaborations from the likes of Chris Stapleton on ‘Sweet Symphony’, ‘You at The Table’ featuring Manchester Orchestra, “We’re All Gonna Die” featuring Noah Kahan, “Friends’ featuring Mt. Joy, and Moxo Kream on the track ‘Revolution’, it is clear to see that Joy Oladokun is a one of a kind artist with no restraints on her creativity.

Oladokun, has taken the road less traveled by living her truth, and it couldn’t be more evident in her songs ‘Pride’, ‘Taking Things for Granted’, and ‘Somebody Like Me’. With arms wide open, Joy Oladokun is an artist who connects with fans on an emotional level that tells them it’s okay to share your heart and life.