Joshua Radin

ONE DAY HOME

You Don't Need Anyone

Same Star

I Believe I'm Falling

Let Me Be Right

The Rock and the Tide

Underwater (Deluxe)

though the world will tell me so, vol. 2

Maddie Poppe

Neverland (version two)

Neverland (version one)

Man of the Year

This One's For

though the world will tell me so, vol. 1

My Father’s Eyes

Jonathan Wilson

The Ghost and the Wall (Piano Solos)

Till the Morning (Piano Solo)

I'll Be Your Friend (Piano Solo)

Brand New Day (Acoustic 2020)

Here, Right Now

Going with You

Three Little Birds

A World to Explore

Don't Think Twice, Its Alright

What a Wonderful World

With a Little Help from My Friends

The Fall

Enough for You

Diamonds

Falling

High and Low

Syn Cole

Follow Me

Joshua Radin Live from the Village (Deluxe)

Onward and Sideways

Wax Wings

Paperweight by Joshua Radin and Schuyler Fisk

Simple Times

Unclear Sky

Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP

We Were Here

温柔到融化整个身体,轻轻编织的细语美梦,Joshua Radin就是这样能让你一遍又一遍的听下去,心境越近平和.典型的美式民谣弹唱,轻柔不费力气,略显沙哑的嗓音有着穿透心底的动情魔力,简单的旋律编排,不夸张不另类,不高亢不低沉,零星点点的动人!单薄的音色吟唱着满满的情意,惬意无边,温暖始终,谁也不愿打扰这个民谣工匠低吟浅唱!

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瑞典电子音乐制作人Syn Cole联手Joshua Radin于2016年8月19日发行最新单曲《Follow Me》。

Joshua Radin于2015年01月06日发行专辑<Onward And Sideways>。

Oh quick, before it goes away, let's look at another example that shows the interconnectedness (dare we say incest?) of television and popular music: Joshua Radin, who would have never even pursued a songwriting career if it hadn't been for his friendship with Zach Braff, star of Scrubs and introducer of the Shins to the masses. Braff put Radin's song "Winter" on the show, a move that eventually led to a recording contract with Columbia and his debut, We Were Here, much to the excitement of thousands of female fans. Radin plays the role of the quiet, romantic, sensitive guy, obsessed with his own heart and that which surrounds it, and does it all pretty convincingly. His songs are intimate, vaguely postmodern (his frequent references to the entity of a song within the song itself) affairs about love, addressing an unnamed woman and contemplating the state of their relationship over quietly picked acoustic guitars and the occasional bowed accent. His voice is soft and airy, timid and gentle to the point of fragility (it is extremely hard to believe when he sings "I scream that I wanna be anyone but me" in "Amy's Song" that he's not being hyperbolic), and layered as if he were a kind of sickly, half-rate Elliott Smith. The late singer is definitely a huge influence for Radin (he's even thanked in the liner notes), but while Smith was able convey emotion not just through his words but through his voice, Radin is so expressionless (besides the occasional breathy sigh), or at least monotonous in his expression, that even the happier pieces still sound as if they're being sung upon his deathbed. And while he does have some good lines ("There's a hole in my pocket that's about her size," "I keep your picture in my worn-through shoes"), many of his rhymes seem a little forced, almost corny ("Photographs and brightly colored paper/Are your masks you wear in this caper," he whispers in "Closer"), which greatly takes away from the profundity he's apparently trying to reach. Add this to the fact that the songs all have a very similar, redundant quality to them and suddenly We Were Here doesn't distinguish itself much from any other semi-talented male singer/songwriter. Except this one is a friend of Zach Braff's, which has clearly made all the difference.

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