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From national pop star and television personality to independent artist, Jodie-Joy combines powerhouse vocals and a lifetime of songwriting and live performances to serve up a signature brand of soulful pop. With two records, new singles and a music documentary under her belt, Jodie-Joy has worked with renowned producers across the US, Sweden and Australia, including Grammy-winning producer Marc Swersky (Hilary Duff, Joe Cocker), Daniel Jones (Savage Garden), Hayden Bell (The Veronicas) and Audius (Delta Goodrem). As a third generation singer and granddaughter of operatic tenor, Donald Sydney Smith OBE, Jodie-Joy began formal singing and dance training at just four years old, leading to an incredible career that has seen her perform regularly on national television, voted runner-up in reality talent show, Popstars, and released under Columbia Records, Japan. Living a life as large as her voice, Jodie-Joy has no shortage of heartfelt stories to tell.

Jodie-Joy is a fiercely passionate independent artist. She loves making music, her man and long walks on the beach (although not necessarily in that order). Mainly she just loves singing the hell out of songs that grab you by the soul and make you feel alive. As a singer/songwriter from a young age, working with the likes of Daniel Jones (Savage Garden), Hayden Bell (Veronicas), Paul Mac, Phil Burton (Human Nature) and a professional entertainer by age 12 coached by Donald Smith OBE, Greta Elkins and performing with her operatic tenor father Robin Donald Smith, Jodie-Joy’s career has taken her from one end of the music industry to the other. She’s recorded albums with renowned record labels like Columbia records, understudied her first lead role in musical theatre aged 19, toured internationally as lead singer/dancer in stage shows, co-written music with A-list writers in Sweden and UK and performed in everything from national TV appearances (Logie Awards, Good News Week, Popstars)