Joshua Radin

Born in Cleveland and raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio, Joshua Radin first developed a path linked to the visual arts before turning to songwriting after settling in New York in the early 2000s. His repertoire sits within a sober acoustic folk, close to American singer-songwriter, with arrangements ranging from stripped-down guitar-and-voice to a more produced folk-pop without losing his intimate tone. Joshua Radin emerged in 2004 when his song 'Winter' was used in the TV series Scrubs, the starting point of quick visibility that later led him to tour in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. His first album, We Were Here, appeared in 2006, followed by Simple Times in 2008, The Rock and the Tide in 2010, Underwater in 2012, Wax Wings in 2013, Onward and Sideways in 2015, The Fall in 2017, Here, Right Now in 2019, The Ghost and the Wall in 2021 and ONE DAY, HOME in 2025. Over the years, Joshua Radin has shared the bill with artists like Sheryl Crow, Tori Amos or Imogen Heap, and collaborated notably with Patty Griffin as well as with Sheryl Crow on a new version of 'Beautiful Day'. His songs have regularly circulated in cinema and television, a context coherent with a melodic writing direct, calm and melancholic, centered on the voice, the guitar and light textures.