Houses in My Head is Jokyo’s Ep | Indie Music

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welcome to Edgar Allan Poets indie music corner. A space dedicated to the best new artists and bands we find around the web. Today’s featured artist is Jokyo and his Ep Houses in My Head. This music seems to hide a secret.

Houses in My Head is Jokyo’s Ep | Indie Music

The twilight atmosphere created by this artist’s music struck me a lot.

A modern and innovative sound that brings with it a mysterious halo.

I got carried away in Jokyo’s musical world without asking myself many questions.

I closed my eyes and images of a future city filled my mind. An atmosphere similar to that of Blade Runner. In some the music of this artist reminded me of Muse, especially for the effects applied on the voice.

The amazing thing is this artist plays all the instruments and produces his songs. The numerous influences and inspirations have been expertly mixed together to create this signature musical blend.

Jokyo is an eclectic and talented artist and his Ep Houses in My Head is a psychedelic and intriguing journey that I recommend everyone to do.

Listen to his music, it is worth it!

Houses in My Head is Jokyo’s Ep Out Now!


Deep and Intense!


Houses in My Head is Jokyo’s Ep | Indie Music
 

Jordan AKA Jokyo, is a musical, producer from Redondo Beach (CA). He has been releasing music on all platforms for the past few years. He plays Piano, Drums, Bass, and guitar.

He is influenced by musicians like David Bowie, Pink Floyd, The Black Keys as well as the Heavy.

 

 




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