Bēatrice Finds Her Voice: Italian R&B Meets London Soul
In a world where voices are abundant but stories are scarce, Bēatrice is one of those rare new artists whose sound is backed by substance.
With roots in classical piano, a passion for movement, and a heart full of stories, Joyce is turning heads with music that moves both the body and the soul. This isn’t just another aspiring artist. Joyce Blond is crafting an identity that’s bold, detailed, and entirely his own.
Rooted in Legacy, Built on Courage
Joyce’s journey into music wasn’t born out of performance—it started in secrecy. His earliest experiences were shaped by the melodies of his grandfather, a musician whose presence lingered in the background of his upbringing. Inspired by that legacy, he learned piano and started making covers, all while hiding his voice out of shyness. It wasn’t until a high school competition that he finally stepped out of the shadows. “Not even my parents knew I could sing,” he recalls. That win sparked a realization: he was meant to do this. Since then, he’s been building a career with quiet determination and creative control, delving into production, songwriting, and visual storytelling.
Pop with Purpose
Ask Joyce to define his sound and he’ll say “pop”—but not the throwaway kind. Drawing inspiration from early 2000s icons like Beyoncé and more current artists like Tate McRae, Joyce’s music leans into movement and mood. “I come from a dance background, so creating songs people can move to is important,” he explains. But beneath the upbeat surface, there’s emotional depth. His lyrics are reflections of real life—fear, loneliness, love, anger—expressed with clarity and purpose. Joyce isn’t just looking to entertain; he wants his music to connect.
Vision in Sound and Style
For Joyce, music doesn’t end with the last chorus. His approach to visuals is just as meticulous as his songwriting. From scripting music videos to planning photo shoots, he’s hands-on with every element. His aesthetic combines retro filters with modern styling, merging eras to create something new. “Fashion is a reflection of my soul,” he says. And it shows. Every look, every frame, every cover is part of a broader narrative—one that feels lived-in, not manufactured.
Writing His Story, Song by Song
Currently, Joyce is working on a debut EP that traces his evolution—from the boy who sang in secret to the artist stepping into the spotlight. Each track tells part of that journey. “It’s very personal,” he says. “Some of the songs come from difficult times, but they all show how I grew.” While he hasn’t released collaborations yet, he’s eyeing artists like Belén Aguilera and Sen Senra for future projects. And with aspirations to tour and perform at festivals, Joyce is laying the groundwork for a long career—not just in music, but in meaning.
Conclusion
Joyce Blond isn’t chasing fame—he’s building something real. With his EP on the horizon and a message grounded in self-belief, he’s an artist who knows where he’s going. “Keep going. Believe in your art,” he tells fans and future musicians alike. For someone who once kept his voice hidden, Joyce is now making music that speaks loud and clear. And we’re all ready to listen.
