David Joseph

A native of Northeastern Pennsylvania, David Joseph has been performing publicly since age 11. With several national tours under his belt starting from the East Coast region through Texas and central United States, he is no stranger to the road.

With a passion to serve Humanitarian needs, Joseph devoted much of his musical talents to that cause, which includes performances within federal correctional institutions throughout the U.S.A. His performances and outreach have brought him national media attention, which includes publications by The Associated Press, The Chicago Tribune and Chicago Times along with publications in scores of newspapers across the country, from New Jersey to California. Radio interviews including Chicago, Nashville and Canadian stations along with television appearances in Nashville.

Containing a variety of styles, "I'm Coming Home" is destined to be appreciated by diverse music lovers of all ages everywhere.

The title cut (a coming home story involving a soldier abroad), was written by David as a tribute for all men and woman serving our country overseas. This soon to be beloved country favorite is set from beginning to end as a telephone conversation between Dad, Mom and their little girl, leaving a listener captivated as the song unfolds. With this title track (first radio release) Joseph offers a refreshing creative approach to story telling and song writing not seen enough within the country music genre.

With remakes by Neil Young and Bob Seger, Joseph pulls off versions of "Heart of Gold" and "Against the Wind" which rival the originals themselves. These classics reemerge with a life of vibrancy and newness unmatched since their debut release over 30 years ago.

Destined to be an all time wedding classic, “Together” in congers an enduring preeminence as heard in such wedding classics as “Celebration” and “Wind beneath my wings.”

With songs like “Turn To Me,” “Perfect Love” and “Resting now,” Joseph injects an underlying message of Christian faith and hope which plays a significant part in his life and music. While “Cry of the Innocent” takes a bold stand for the preservation of life, a controversial topic not previously or currently addressed or embraced by today’s popular Country music artists.

With just an acoustic guitar and harmonica, “God Bless The Fallen Heroes” is a very intimate and solon song. Joseph’s soulful voice and heart felt harmonica rendition of taps, allows this surreal tribute song to speak volumes.