
Joseph Schwartz
Chicago-based songwriter and producer Joseph Schwartz uses digital tools as a personal laboratory to eliminate the constraints of traditional music creation. His genre-fluid catalog deliberately spans completely different musical landscapes: on one side are cinematic, guitar-driven records like the album "Maybe I Belong"—which recently climbed to #6 on the Euro Indie Music Chart, layering classic arena rock over symphonic structures inspired by masters like Rachmaninoff. On the other side is "What She Said," a high-velocity, female-voiced electronic pop project driven by sharp social commentary. As highlighted by Dulaxi, Schwartz continues to create without traditional boundaries. His track "The Oath" is a prime example of this approach, wrapping biting political commentary in unexpected Industrial EDM. His recent EP, "The infernal plan", a collection of political commentary was released in 9/11.
Songs by Joseph Schwartz
Thoughts and Commentary Featured
A wide range of genres and songs that are basically my views on politics, religion, and society
Indie synth-pop
Folk Pop-Rock Ballad
Dance pop
singer songwriter
Industrial EDM
Rock
Feelings and inspiration
Personal expressions or inspirational songs across a wide variety of genres
Rock/Metal


