Joy Chapman
Surrey - British Columbia - Canada

Surrey, British Columbia, Canada – April 7, 2021 – Joy Chapman has broken the Guinness World Record for lowest note by a female, just officially announced and confirmed by Guinness. Joy smashed the previous record of 57.9 Hz A#1 to her current record of 33.57 Hz C 1. She plans to break her own record, as normally she goes way beyond to being recorded at E0 20 Hertz, as well as recording a high of C10. 

The singer-songwriter’s wide vocal range was developed in grade school. Her love for writing and doing poetry became a source of inspiration that pushed her towards a music career. Joy has been making great strides in the industry with her velvety-textured low voice combined with old and modern country tunes. 

‘Footprint In My Songs’ is the upcoming album release that the artist is currently working on. Joy has already released album tracks and music videos from “Footprint In My Songs” to give listeners a sneak peek into what the album entails. The songs showcase the artist’s humorous and introspective side, taking listeners on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. 

Joy’s ability to morph her voice into iconic singers has allowed the artist to stand out in the mainstream crowd of singers. She has been known for her entertaining and charismatic performances as a tribute artist for Patsy Cline, Shania Twain, and Cher, among others. Her performances show off her vocal range, covering everything from high soprano to alto, tenor, and even bass. Joy hopes, with her music, to create her own retro-modern country genre as a new take on old school country music. This unique blend of different music styles allows Joy to reach a diverse range of audiences. 

Joy Chapman

Label: Musical Facelift Productions