Joseph Jevanni is a professional musician who takes his show-stopping gift all over the country, moving audiences with his range of artistry that showcases all forms of music. Through his music, several genres of genius are evident, from the sound of the symphony to rhythm and blues, from the flawless melodies of the 60s, to contemporary strains.

 

Starting as a  3-year-old, who learned to read music before he could read words, this talented artist was destined to be great, trained by some of Birmingham’s best.  He is a perfectionist in his craft, possessing an innate ability to hear sounds, sequences, and arrangements others don’t hear. Joseph incorporates those unique arrangements into his music. He takes his audiences on a musical journey. His high-energy shows leave audiences wanting more, bringing about a musical curiosity that keeps them coming back. He is a student of his craft, with deep knowledge of musical origins and the meaning behind the songs. He effortlessly goes from playing the music of Herbie Hancock, Nat King Cole, Count Basie, Stevie Wonder, and even EWF, before segueing into his vast library of original music.

 

His Motown review series has played in states all over the country to sold-out audiences. In Joseph, the music never stops and neither does the quest to create. There is nothing that makes this incredible musician happier than challenging himself to take his music to higher heights. He most recently unveiled a new single “I Need You In MyLife.” Containing elements of surprise, the song is fun, musically perfect, and an example of a musician who won’t settle until every note and musical shift finds its perfect fit.

 

His brings a fresh approach to music with a sound that begs to be heard. His superior gift is one to be appreciated and embraced. Joseph is not simply an artist; he is an artist with music buried deep down in his soul, bringing forth new ideas and new approaches that audiences will enjoy for a lifetime.

 

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