JOE JURY

2005 – After school hours, somewhere in Gloucestershire, Joe Jury and friends start a band called Kamikaze Union. At that point, their only goal is to make as much noise as possible, but where there is music, there is art. And art calls for creativity. One thing leading to another, Joe picks up on things and learns how to write good songs, tweak them and comes to the realization that this could be a career. He then eventually meets the one who will become his producer and now friend of 10 years: LostBoy.

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Their brilliant musical relationship is at the origin of Joe’s debut EP ‘The Streets Of Campden’. A four track long record that plunges us into a journey through the early stages of his life by counting youthful stories in a nostalgic way. It’s the result of years of work and evolution that reflects heavy folk and 80’s pop influences.

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Inspired by various types of music and artists such as Neil Young, Van Morrison and Bob Dylan, Joe Jury came to finding his own way of writing melodies and arrangements. Acoustic guitar arpeggios, synths, and electronic sounds clash together through ought the EP to create an interesting and different, yet easy sound. A sound that perfectly marries and enhances his unique voice.

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The EP is a collection of catchy songs he wishes will connect with people and bring them together.