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.
Joseph Schwartz Radio
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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
Heaven is a club
Indie synth-pop
John Henry v Tech Bro
Folk Pop-Rock Ballad
It's OK, things will get worse
Dance pop
My dream (her version)
singer songwriter
The oath
Industrial EDM
Ready for Doom
Rock
Feelings and inspiration
Personal expressions or inspirational songs across a wide variety of genres
Maybe I belong
Rock/Metal