Joshua Solomon

 Joshua Solomon is the sound of a 3 AM epiphany.

Whether he’s operating as a core member of the collective Jevenity or navigating the rain-slicked streets of his solo work, Solomon’s artistry lives in the "beautiful madness" of the late-night hours. His sound is a deliberate collision of smoky jazz-rap, noir-inspired soul, and the kind of introspective lyricism that only surfaces when the rest of the world is asleep.

From the caffeinated, rapid-fire flow of "Midnight Espresso" to the gritty, polished roots of "Sundown in Harlem," Joshua’s music is cinematic by nature. He masters the tension between the heavy and the light—exploring the "Gravity & Grace" of human connection while maintaining a rhythmic pocket that keeps the listener swaying.

Equal parts philosopher and night-owl poet, Joshua Solomon doesn't just write songs; he scores the moments you spend looking for yourself in the bottom of a coffee cup.

Pull up a chair. Stay a while. The sun isn't up just yet.