MY STORY
Jeffrey Joslin is a Nashville-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist blending the groove of R&B and soul with the timeless craft of classic American songwriting. His song “Sunshine” has surpassed 1.5 million streams on Spotify alone, reflecting the reach of an independent artist whose career spans more than two decades, 15-plus self-produced albums, and a diverse body of work across recording, production, live performance, and film.
A Middle Tennessee native, Joslin has built his career around a hands-on approach to making music, often performing every instrument and creating the artwork for his own albums. His work as a producer extends beyond his solo catalog to include projects for American Idol finalists and an America's Next Top Model winner. Whether writing, arranging, performing, or producing, he brings a musician's instinct for rhythm, melody, and feel to every stage of the process.
Joslin's sound draws from the rich traditions of R&B, soul, gospel, and classic American songwriting. Driven by infectious grooves, memorable hooks, rich harmonies, and an appreciation for the human imperfections that give a performance its character, his music moves freely across genre boundaries while remaining rooted in the fundamentals of a great song. As both artist and producer, he combines an independent spirit with a deep respect for the craft, shaping each recording from its earliest idea through its final mix.
His creative work also extends into film, where his musical sensibility meets the emotional demands of visual storytelling. Joslin composed the score for *The Last Train*, a film exploring the experience of surviving suicide, and contributed score and soundtrack work to *Come Out in Jesus Name*. The film's theatrical release reached more than 2,000 theaters, while its soundtrack climbed to No. 1 on the iTunes Christian charts and No. 6 on the mainstream charts. He also scored *Sparks – The Ken Sparks Story*, an award-winning documentary that received 14 film-festival awards and reached No. 2 at the box office during its run at Regal theaters.
At the heart of Joslin's work is a belief that music can do more than entertain. He sees it as a force for connection, joy, reflection, and healing—a way to bring people together across differences and remind them of their shared humanity. That spirit informs his music without sacrificing the groove, energy, and immediacy of a great performance.
Across his independent recordings, collaborations, and film projects, Jeffrey Joslin continues to explore the possibilities of the songwriter as both artist and maker. His work is grounded in a simple pursuit: creating music that feels honest, moves people, and stays with them long after the song ends.