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2010 Regional Conference
“INCLINED TOWARD MUSIC THERAPY”
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Joy Ike
Joy Ike's music is an indie-infused mix of jazz, pop, and neo-soul, and has often been compared to the likes of Fiona Apple, Corrinne Bailey Rae, and Norah Jones. The Pittsburgh-grown, Nigerian singer/songwriter has only been writing and performing for 4 years but in that short amount of time has garnered much success in the independent music scene and was voted “Best Artist” and "Best Solo Artists" by readers of the Pittsburgh City Paper in 2008. Now as a full-time artist, Joy Ike has had the privilege of opening for a handful of national recording acts and has worked with established organizations such as The Pittsburgh Public Theater, The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, WYEP, The Carnegie International Museum, and The August Wilson Center among a few. Joy Ike's music has often been recognized for its lyrical depth- addressing social issues and universal subject matters of love, loneliness, and the search for God.