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Patrick Joseph is a singer-songwriter, film composer and multi-instrumentalist from Pittsburgh, PA. Having been classically trained in piano and later picking up guitar, bass and drums, Joseph moved to Los Angeles to learn the art of recording his music. In 2010, experimenting on his own led to his first finished body of work in Antiques, a full length album consisting of a collection of his songs, new and old. Joseph has since self-released an acoustic version of these songs in Relics and in 2014 he followed these up with his sophomore LP Moon King.

Biography

Patrick Joseph is originally from Pittsburgh, PA and currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.

History

Joseph has released 2 full length albums, 2011's Antiques and 2014's Moon King, which were written, recorded and self-released.

Many of his songs have been licensed for use on television shows such as The Office, Chicago Fire, Gossip Girl, MTV's Friendzone and Happy Endings.

Joseph has also worked as a film composer and written songs used in feature films. In 2014, he wrote the track Remember Me for the film The Boys of Abu Ghraib. Later that year, he also wrote the track Sorry for YouTube celebrity and director Shane Dawson's film, Not Cool.

Discography

• 2010: Antiques - LP

• 2011: Relics

• 2014: Foot in the Door - EP

• 2014: Moon King - LP

References

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