Podcast Spotlight: Jonathan Joseph

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Jonathan Joseph is a local up and coming Emcee/Producer in Springfield, Mo. Jonathan got his start in music 7 years ago after a group of his peers saw him perform a spoken word at a college talent show. They encouraged him to turn his poems into raps. Growing up the son of a DJ, he always had a love for music, so he tried it. After hearing people's reaction to his first song, a passion was born. Jonathan just release his newest LP "Wings" in September, which you can find on Spotify, Itunes, and by visiting his website www.jonathanjosephmusic.com

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