If Dave Stewart & Gene Simmons were left to baby sit Ty Tabor's & Queen's kids - with their friend's from Abba - and they happend to be watching a Prince music video, directed by John Hughes, on late 1983 music television - while talking on the phone to Bryan Adams as he was humming "Your Love" by The Outfield inside a brick house, on electric avenue, in the middle of the street, time after time - I think you see where we are going with this...
Take some good old fashioned suburban family values; throw them in a microwave with two(2) cups of pop & one(1) cup or rock music, sprinkle with a dash of new wave and cook for fifteen minutes. Then you serve it up on a plastic TV tray with a side order of electronica and a glass of pop culture and you have the tasty musical meal known the world round as JoyFocus.
This band is the musical vehicle of choice for musician/producer Rikk Currence & singer Holly Joy. JoyFocus and it's music are about the suburban family experience and all the things positive and negative that stem from a life in the middle class. Drawing their musical influences from a deep well of artists and pop culture that span various genres and formats, The band always seems to have a fresh and relevant sound that is all their own.
So kick back, free your mind and get ready for an epic musical adventure certain to keep you on the edge of your seat. If you aren't currently sitting, then please sit down so we can make good on our aforementioned "edge of your seat" promise.
Kid tested, Mother approved - JoyFocus is the suburban rawk powerhouse all your friends are talking about.
Rocking the suburbs one cul-de-sac at a time..
