Live Band Joyce Lee - vocals, rhythm guitar, keys Brian Peck - lead guitar Tamon Fugimi - bass Adam Peck - drums
Recorded Music Credits Joyce Lee - vocals and acoustic guitar Kiyoshi Graves - electric guitars Joe Dunne - bass Bryan Morton - drums Chris Murphy - mandolin and violin on "Excuses" Shirley Hunt - cello on "Speechless" Bo Han Yang - vocals and guitars on "Home"
Joyce Has Shared The Stage With: Tyrone Wells, Anjulie, Stereoliza, Back Pocket Memory, The Blinds, Chris Parish, Isaac Johnson, Josh Damigo, Kevin So, Sue Jin, Kiyoshi Graves, Kristina Donahue, Starry Eyes, Bo Han
Joyce Lee has also been a featured artist on the following websites: www.iChoson.com
www.AsianAve.com
www.AsianTalentOnline.com
Incubus, Chevelle, Mozart, Ella Fitzgerald, Tool, Chopin, The Cure, The Misfits, Bloc Party, Blindside, A Perfect Circle, The Killers, The Dropkick Murphys, The Moving Units, The Dandy Warhols, Muse, Joe Hisaishi, Depeche Mode, The Ramones, The Black Keys, The Living End, Zero7, Tyrone Wells, Sarah McLachlan, Pete Yorn, Brian Tyler, Jimmy Eat World, Our Lady Peace, Less Than Jake, Foo Fighters, Flogging Molly, AFI, Social Distortion, Debussy, Death Cab for Cutie and the list goes on and on...
Sounds Like
A mix of KT Tunstall, Paramore and Alanis Morrisette.
Although singer-songwriter Joyce Lee was classically trained to play the piano since she was 5 years old, she decided to pursue a different musical style after falling in love with rock n' roll. At 16, she taught herself to play the guitar and began writing her first songs. Encouraged by her friends, Joyce decided to pursue music as a career.
While Joyce has been complemented for her catchy songs and her sassy, witty lyrics, she is most well known for her powerful, expressive and soulful voice. In a review of her debut album, "Songs Of The Undeserving," Steve Foley from AsianTalentOnline.com states "be prepared to listen to 'Undeserving' several times in a row. If you don’t, you will miss ninety percent of what’s going on here. That’s because the first four or five times all you will hear – I repeat, all you will hear – is that gorgeous, gorgeous voice. That’s Joyce Lee. I think you’ll agree that she could sing a takeout menu and it would be just fine."
But don't take his word for it, listen to Joyce Lee's music yourself to hear the songwriter who's been called "brilliant" and is "...as beautiful off stage as she is on..."
That's cool, umn, my friends don't have the same taste of music as me, they told me that my music is retarded, I tried listening to one of my friends songs & it had something to do with booty smacking so i was like okay, least the lyrics of my music mean something. But yeah they don't like my music.
Hi Joyce,I think all of your songs are very good,"Speechless" is a very beautiful song indeed,but I think "Letting Things Go"is the strongest,the rhythm of the lyrics compliment the groove of the song so well,it..s really cool,But then again thats just me ,I seem to cnnect with that kind of song. Now your turn,I know my music is much differnt from yours and my sound quality is not as good as yours,but give it a listen and let me know what you think,my dear please be kind,you can even lie to me ,LOL all the best to you. John Hall.
HEY U SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT US ON YOUR PART OF THE TOWN and WE WILL DO THE SAME IN HOUSTON,TX............. SO WE CAN HELP EACH OTHER AND EVERY BODY GETS WHAT THEY WANT
BTW I PERSONALLY JUST CANT STOP LISTENING TO YOUR SONG'S......LOVE THEM oh yea u don't look so bead your self, fit just right for a singer
.And you,what are you doing?
