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Joshua Radin (born June 14, 1974) is an American singer-songwriter. He has recorded ten studio albums, and his songs have been used in a number of films and TV series. His most successful album, Simple Times, was released in 2008.

Beginnings

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Joshua Radin was born and raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio, United States, to a Jewish family of Polish, German, Austrian, and Russian background.[1][2] He studied drawing and painting at Northwestern University, following his college years with stints as an art teacher, screenwriter, and art gallery employee.

Radin turned to music when he moved to New York City, his father bought him a guitar, and he taught himself to play and write music.[3]

In 2004, American actor Zach Braff, a friend of Radin since their days at Northwestern, introduced Radin's first composition, "Winter", to Scrubs show creator Bill Lawrence, who ultimately used several of Radin's songs in various scenes of the television series.[4][5][6]

Musical career

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Radin in 2006

According to Radin his musical career started in 2004, and he had learned to play the guitar only two years before that. His first song, "Winter", appeared on his debut album We Were Here.[7] Since that time, Radin has been touring the United States, as well as much of the United Kingdom and Europe. Over the course of his career, Radin has shared stages with artists such as Sheryl Crow, Tori Amos, Imogen Heap, Meiko, Missy Higgins, Maria Taylor, Gary Jules, Amber Rubarth, Schuyler Fisk, The Script and many more. In addition to his American following, Radin has enjoyed success with his 2008 release, Simple Times in the United Kingdom. His song "I'd Rather Be With You" reached No. 11 on the UK Singles Chart and number two on the US Top Digital Chart.[8][9]

We Were Here (2006)

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It's just the greatest music. He's a really talented guy. He's like the new Paul Simon.

—Zach Braff, 2006[10]

Radin has said that much of the album was inspired by a bad break-up.[11] It was released exclusively to iTunes for a month, before attracting attention from major labels.[12] Released on Columbia Records in May 2006,[12] We Were Here presented the first batch of songs Radin ever wrote. The album drew critical acclaim and received a four-star review from Rolling Stone, who praised it for Radin's "whispery, silver-bell voice" and its themes, calling them "poignant and refreshingly frank." The record hit number one on the iTunes Folk Album Chart and included a number of well known musicians, including Ryan Adams who played guitar on the song "Lovely Tonight".[13] Zach Braff hand-picked one of the tracks to be featured on the soundtrack for The Last Kiss.[11][14]

Radin played the song "Today" from the album, along with five other songs, for Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi at their August 16, 2008, wedding.[7][15][16]

Simple Times (2008)

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Radin's second album, Simple Times went straight to No. 1 on the iTunes overall chart upon its release. Radin enlisted highly regarded producer Rob Schnapf (Elliott Smith, Beck). The two spent seven weeks recording at L.A.'s legendary Sunset Sound Studio working with a cast of musicians that included guitarist Greg Leisz, bassist Johnny Flaugher, keyboardist Jason Borger, drummer Victor Indrizzo and percussionist Lenny Castro. Among the album's many highlights are "You Got Growin' Up To Do", featuring guest vocalist Patty Griffin, lead single "I'd Rather Be with You" and "Brand New Day".[17] Tracks from the album were featured on TV shows such as Bones, Scrubs, House, Grey's Anatomy, One Tree Hill, Life Unexpected, 90210, Brothers and Sisters, American Idol and Australian hit series Packed to the Rafters among others.[7] Radin's "Simple Times" was released on Mom + Pop Music.[18]

The Rock and The Tide (2010)

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Radin's third studio album, The Rock and The Tide was released on October 12, 2010, on Mom + Pop Music, his second release with the label. The album reached number five on the iTunes albums chart upon its release. The Rock and The Tide was produced by Martin Terefe (Cat Stevens, Ron Sexmith).[19][20] A later EP released in 2011 used 6 of the album's tacks recorded in an acoustic session.

Underwater (2012)

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On September 4, 2012, Radin released his fourth studio album, Underwater. The album was Radin's third release with Mom + Pop Music.

Radin wrote songs with Janet Devlin in the Autumn of 2012 for her debut album.[21]

Wax Wings (2013)

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Joshua Radin's fifth studio album Wax Wings was released May 7, 2013. Wax Wings, a self-released album, has eleven tracks. Included on the album is the song "Lovely Tonight", which had been previously released on iTunes as a single.[22] The tracks "In Her Eyes" and "Stay" were produced by Matt Noveskey.

Onward and Sideways (2015)

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Joshua Radin's released a sixth studio album on January 6, 2015. The album consisted of 13 tracks, one of which was a re-release of the Wax Wings track "Beautiful Day" recorded with Sheryl Crow.[23]

The Fall (2017)

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Radin (left) with Måns Zelmerlöw in 2016

Radin released a self-produced album titled The Fall on January 27, 2017, through Cadence Music.

Here, Right Now (2019)

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Radin's eighth studio album, Here, Right Now, was released on October 4, 2019, through Nettwerk Music Group. It was his first album with Nettwerk. Here, Right Now features a cover of Tom Petty's I Won't Back Down.

The Ghost and The Wall (2021)

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Joshua Radin's ninth full-length album, The Ghost and The Wall, was released on July 23, 2021. Radin wrote The Ghost and The Wall at his home in Los Angeles in 2020, in isolation during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The album was produced remotely via email and text messages with Jonathan Wilson, who also played several instruments on the album.[24] The two musicians have never met in person.[25]

ONE DAY, HOME (2025)

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Radin's tenth studio album, ONE DAY, HOME, was self-released on February 14, 2025.

Personal life

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Joshua Radin attended Northwestern University, where he met and became friends with Zach Braff.[26][27]

Radin also wrote the song "In Her Eyes" in celebration of his own sister's wedding.[28]

In addition to his love of music, Radin is an avid traveler.[29][30]

Philanthropy

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Radin has been involved with Little Kids Rock, a national nonprofit that provides music education to schools without music programs. Radin visited schools in six cities during his 2011 tour in support of The Rock and the Tide to give guitar lessons on the song "Brand New Day", and brought some of the students on stage at his concerts to perform the song with him.[31] He did so again in 2015 for his song "Beautiful Day".[32]

Radin also supports the North Shore Animal League as a celebrity ambassador, donating 100% of the proceeds from his single, "Here, Right Now", to the New York-based animal rescue organization.[33][34]

Television and movies

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Radin's songs have been used on television series such as Designated Survivor, Scrubs, Grey's Anatomy, Brothers and Sisters, American Idol, Cougar Town, One Tree Hill, House, Shameless, among others.[35] Radin also made a cameo appearance in Cougar Town's 4th-season finale. As of September 2010, he had amassed more than 75 film and television placements of his songs.[19][36]

Discography

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Studio albums

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Year Album details Peak position Certifications
(sales threshold)
US
[37] 		US
Rock
[38] 		US
Digital 		US
Heat
[39] 		US
Indie
[40] 		US
Folk
[41] 		IRE
[42] 		UK
[43]
2006 We Were Here
  • Released: June 13, 2006
  • Label: Columbia
 — — — 34 — — — —
2008 Simple Times
 34 10 116 — 2 10 48 9
2010 The Rock and the Tide
  • Released: October 12, 2010
  • Label: Mom + Pop Music
 31 9 11 — 5 3 — 59
2012 Underwater
  • Released: July 31, 2012
  • Label: Mom + Pop Music
 37 11 15 — 3 2 — 60
2013 Wax Wings
  • Released: May 7, 2013
  • Label: Self-released
 73 21 24 — 14 7 — —
2015 Onward and Sideways
  • Released: January 6, 2015
  • Label: Self-released
 49 5 14 — 3 3 — —
2017 The Fall
  • Released: January 27, 2017
  • Label: Self-released
 — — — — 17 12 — —
2019 Here, Right Now
  • Released: October 4, 2019
  • Label: Nettwerk
 — — — — — — — —
2021 The Ghost and the Wall
  • Released: July 23, 2021
  • Label: Nettwerk
 — — — — — — — —
2025 ONE DAY HOME
  • Released: February 14, 2025
  • Label: Self-released
 — — — — — — — —

Live albums

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  • Live from the Village (2016)

EPs

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  • First Between 3rd and 4th (2004)
  • Live Session (iTunes Exclusive EP) (2006)
  • Unclear Sky (iTunes Exclusive EP) (2008)
  • Simple Times – Bonus Material (Demos) EP (2009)
  • Songs Under a Streetlight EP (2010)
  • The Rock and the Tide (Acoustic Session) EP (2011)
  • Covers, Vol. 1 EP (2020)
  • though the world will tell me so, vol. 1 (2023)
  • though the world will tell me so, vol. 2 (2023)

Singles

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Year Single Peak position Album
US
[45] 		US
Digital
[46] 		AUS
[47] 		CAN
[48] 		IRE
[42] 		SWE
[49] 		UK
[43]
2008 "I'd Rather Be with You" 82 39 91 61 47 34 11 Simple Times
2010 "Brand New Day" — — — — — — —
2015 "Belong" — — — — — — — Onward and Sideways
2016 "High and Low" — — — — — — — The Fall

Others

Compilation appearances

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References

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Joshua Radin is an American singer-songwriter renowned for his introspective acoustic , characterized by themes of love, loss, and personal reflection, who gained widespread recognition in the mid-2000s through strategic placements in television and film. Born in 1974 in , Radin grew up in a household filled with the sounds of classic artists like , , , , and , which profoundly influenced his songwriting style. He did not begin creating music until his early thirties, teaching himself guitar after a personal heartbreak and writing his debut song "Winter" in 2004, which was featured on the television series Scrubs at the recommendation of his friend and the show's creator, . This exposure launched his career, leading to over 200 placements of his songs in popular TV shows such as Grey's Anatomy, One Tree Hill, and American Idol, as well as films and commercials. Radin has released ten studio albums to date, starting with his debut We Were Here in 2006, which was initially available only on iTunes, followed by notable releases like Simple Times (2008), Underwater (2012), The Ghost and the Wall (2021), and his most recent independent effort One Day Home in 2025—a double album featuring both studio and piano-vocal versions of 13 tracks. His discography includes the gold-certified single "I'd Rather Be with You" and has achieved six Top 15 placements on Billboard's Rock chart, with global sales exceeding one million albums and streams surpassing one billion. He has performed on major platforms including The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Today Show, The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Conan, and has garnered high-profile endorsements, such as a request from Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden to contribute "Brand New Day" to a commercial supporting U.S. troops. In recent years, Radin has embraced a more nomadic lifestyle, traveling with minimal possessions to fuel his creativity, while supporting causes like Little Kids Rock and the North Shore Animal League America through his philanthropy.

Early life

Childhood and family background

Joshua Radin was born on June 14, 1974, in , a suburb of . He was raised in a Jewish family with roots in Polish, German, Austrian, and Russian heritage. Radin has described himself as secular Jewish. He has expressed appreciation for Jewish-American humor and traditions, such as the works of Woody Allen, deli foods, and Seinfeld, without a strong emphasis on religious observance. From a young age, Radin showed a strong inclination toward the visual arts, spending much of his childhood painting and drawing. This early creative pursuit was nurtured within a family environment rich in artistic inspiration, including exposure to influential music from his parents' collection of artists like , , , and , which complemented his developing interests in visual expression. Radin attended in , graduating in 1992.

Education and early career

Radin attended in , where he double-majored in and fine arts, specializing in and . He graduated with a in 1996. Following his graduation, Radin remained in and took on the role of a children's art teacher, instructing inner-city youth at schools where arts programs had been eliminated due to budget cuts. He found the position rewarding but ultimately challenging due to its financial instability. Seeking greater opportunities, Radin relocated to to pursue in the film industry. Despite his efforts, he encountered significant hurdles in establishing a foothold, leading to a period of professional struggle before transitioning to other creative pursuits.

Musical career

Radin's music career has achieved six Top 15 placements on Billboard's Folk chart, with global sales exceeding one million albums and streams surpassing one billion.

Breakthrough and early recordings (2004–2006)

In 2004, at the age of 30, Joshua Radin began learning to play the guitar while living in , initially using it as a meditative aid to complement his endeavors. He self-taught the instrument by covering songs from artists such as , , and , which soon led him to compose his own material, starting with his debut song "Winter." Radin's entry into the music industry was catalyzed by his longstanding friendship with actor , whom he met as a classmate at . The two had maintained a close bond since their college days, reconnecting when both pursued creative careers in entertainment. Upon hearing "Winter," Braff, who starred in and was involved with the television series Scrubs, shared the track with show creator Bill Lawrence, resulting in its feature during a season 3 episode aired on February 24, 2004. This placement marked Radin's first major exposure, instantly propelling his nascent songwriting from a personal pursuit to a professional opportunity. Following the Scrubs debut, Radin produced early demos independently, culminating in the release of his self-recorded six-track EP First Between 3rd and 4th later that year, which compiled his initial compositions including "Winter." The buzz from these recordings and the television sync attracted interest from major labels, leading to his signing with in 2005. This period laid the foundation for his career, which has since amassed over 1 billion streams and more than 1 million albums sold worldwide.

We Were Here (2006)

We Were Here is the debut studio album by American Joshua Radin, released on June 13, 2006, by . The album consists of 11 tracks, primarily acoustic folk-rock compositions that Radin wrote following a personal breakup, marking his transition from acting aspirations to music. It was produced by Chris Holmes and Radin himself, allowing him creative control over the sound, which he described as a deliberate choice to capture an intimate, bedroom-recorded aesthetic despite major-label backing. Recording took place with a small ensemble of collaborators, including cellists Colette Alexander, John Krovoza, and Oliver Kraus; bassist Solomon Snyder; and guitarist Jason Kanakis, emphasizing stripped-down arrangements with piano, guitar, and strings to highlight Radin's whispery vocals. Key tracks such as "Winter" and "Star Mile" exemplify the album's emotional depth and melodic simplicity, with "Winter" becoming a signature song due to its themes of longing and vulnerability. No singles from the album achieved major chart success, but "Winter" gained early exposure through a brief appearance on the television series Scrubs. The album's songs, particularly "Star Mile" and "Amy's Song," were featured on the soundtrack for the 2006 film The Last Kiss, directed by Tony Goldwyn, which helped introduce Radin's music to a broader audience via its romantic drama narrative. Commercially, We Were Here debuted modestly, peaking at number 34 on the Top Heatseekers chart, reflecting its appeal to emerging indie audiences rather than mainstream pop markets. By 2016, the album had sold approximately 90,000 copies in the United States, underscoring its built through sync placements and word-of-mouth rather than blockbuster sales. Critically, it received a four-star review from , which praised Radin's "whispery, silver-bell voice" and the album's evocative exploration of love and loss, solidifying his reputation in the genre with influences from artists like and . This reception established Radin's style as introspective and cinematic, blending gentle acoustics with heartfelt storytelling that resonated in both music and media contexts.

Simple Times (2008)

Simple Times marked Joshua Radin's second studio album, released on September 30, 2008, by . The record was produced by and included contributions from accomplished musicians such as drummer , percussionist , keyboardist Jason Borger, and guitarist . Its lead single, "I'd Rather Be With You," achieved notable commercial success, peaking at No. 11 on the UK Singles Chart and earning a certification. The album quickly topped the charts in the United States shortly after its digital rollout, underscoring Radin's rising momentum from his early recordings. In the , Simple Times saw a later release in April 2010 and entered the top 10 of the album charts, boosting Radin's popularity there. Lyrically, the album delves into themes of relationships, capturing the nuances of romance, vulnerability, and connection through heartfelt, introspective songwriting. Critical reception emphasized the album's accessibility, with reviewers commending its straightforward arrangements, memorable melodies, and Radin's soothing, emotive delivery that appealed to a wide audience.

The Rock and The Tide (2010)

The Rock and the Tide is the third studio album by American Joshua Radin, released on , 2010, through . The album was recorded at Little Big Room in , and Kensaltown Recording Studios in , marking a shift from Radin's earlier acoustic-focused work to a more produced sound incorporating rock elements. Produced by , known for his work with artists like and , the record features Radin handling lead vocals and guitar across all tracks, with no guest artists credited on the standard edition. This collaboration with Terefe emphasized layered instrumentation, including piano, synth grooves, and influences, contributing to a fuller, more energetic production compared to Radin's prior releases. The album's title track, "The Rock and the Tide," exemplifies its thematic use of natural imagery as metaphors for personal growth and resilience, with evoking mountains, oceans, and the enduring interplay of rock and tide to symbolize life's persistent challenges and renewal. Other key tracks like "Streetlight" and "We Are Only Getting Better" explore optimistic narratives of moving forward, blending Radin's signature folk introspection with upbeat rhythms and garage-rock edges. Critics noted this evolution as a sign of maturity in Radin's style, praising the departure from his "mellow, sparse, and intimate" earlier albums toward a peppier, plugged-in approach that added vitality without losing emotional depth. Upon release, The Rock and the Tide achieved commercial success, peaking at No. 5 on the albums chart , building on Radin's prior performance with Simple Times. Reviews highlighted the album's polished yet heartfelt quality, with outlets like commending its instrumental highlights and thematic cohesion, while appreciated the infusion of energy that broadened Radin's appeal. Overall, the record was seen as a mature progression, solidifying Radin's place in the genre through its blend of folk roots and contemporary production.

Underwater (2012)

is the fourth studio by American Joshua Radin, released on July 31, 2012, through . The marks a return to Radin's acoustic roots following the more expansive production of his previous , emphasizing stripped-down arrangements and introspective songwriting. Recorded using analog equipment to achieve a timeless feel, it was produced by Radin alongside engineer Kevin Augunas, who also handled mixing. Notable contributors included keyboardist of , drummer , and string arranger Jimmie , adding subtle layers to the folk-leaning sound. The album explores themes of emotional submersion and , inspired by Radin's personal experiences with and duality. In a , Radin described the title track's origin in a literal underwater moment that symbolized finding mental clarity amid life's noise, representing "two different worlds" and a meditative escape from external pressures. Songs delve into , heartbreak, and resilience, with evoking a sense of being overwhelmed yet seeking solace, as in tracks like "" and "," which highlight raw emotional honesty over polished narratives. Key tracks such as "Tomorrow Is Gonna Be Better" and "Anywhere Your Love Goes" showcase Radin's melodic folk style, blending gentle guitar work with orchestral touches. Several songs from the album secured sync licensing deals for television, including "" featured in the series Parenthood, broadening its reach to audiences through emotional scene placements. Commercially, Underwater debuted at No. 2 on the Americana/Folk Albums chart for the week of August 18, 2012, marking Radin's strongest chart performance to date and reflecting sustained interest from his core fanbase. Reception highlighted the album's vulnerability, with listeners praising its intimate portrayal of personal struggles; it holds a 7.3 out of 10 user rating on based on 25 reviews, noted for its soothing yet poignant delivery that resonated with fans seeking authentic emotional depth.

Wax Wings (2013)

Wax Wings is the fifth studio by American Joshua Radin, released on May 7, 2013. This marked Radin's first self-released project under his own Wax Records imprint, representing a significant shift toward greater artistic independence after previous affiliations with and the indie label . Radin also took on self-production duties, allowing for a more intimate and controlled creative process that emphasized his folk-rock roots with acoustic-driven arrangements. The album's title draws directly from the Greek myth of , whose wings made of wax and feathers melted when he flew too close to the sun, symbolizing themes of ambition, risk, and the consequences of overreaching. Several tracks echo this mythology, such as "Like They Used To," where lyrics explicitly reference "wax wings" in the context of a faltering relationship, blending personal vulnerability with metaphorical . Critics praised Radin's lyrical ambition for elevating familiar topics like love and renewal into more poetic territory, noting a matured restraint and incisive songwriting that reflected his perspective as a man approaching 40. For instance, reviews highlighted the album's universal appeal in exploring human desires and setbacks, with the Icarus motif providing a cohesive thread across its 11 original tracks. The production showcased crisp acoustic guitars and organic vocals, avoiding over-polished effects to maintain an authentic, refreshing sound suitable for introspective listening. Standout elements included lush orchestral touches in collaborations like "Lovely Tonight" with , and upbeat, Jack Johnson-esque guitar work in opener "." Overall, Wax Wings received positive acclaim for its accessible yet ambitious songcraft, solidifying Radin's reputation in circles while paving the way for his continued self-directed career, as seen in later releases like ONE DAY, HOME (2025).

Onward and Sideways (2015)

Onward and Sideways is the sixth studio album by American Joshua Radin, released on January 6, 2015, through his independent label Glass Bead Music. The 13-track record marks a return to Radin's intimate folk style, featuring dynamic production elements such as blues-tinged guitars, hand-claps, strings, and pianos that enhance its emotional depth. Written over the course of a year primarily in a hotel bedroom in —his girlfriend's hometown—the album chronicles a personal journey from initial adoration to profound love, capturing the hesitancy, joy, and exhilaration of the experience. A key highlight is the lead single "Beautiful Day," a reimagined duet featuring vocals from , which adds a layer of collaborative warmth to the track originally appearing on Radin's prior work. Other standout songs include "We'll Keep Running Forever," "Belong," "Angels," and "My Baby," which emphasize themes of resilience and forward momentum amid life's detours, reflecting Radin's narrative of emotional recovery through and connection. The album's introspective lyrics and acoustic arrangements underscore a sense of perseverance, portraying as a path to healing and stability. Upon release, Onward and Sideways achieved positive commercial reception, debuting in the top 10 on the folk albums chart and demonstrating Radin's enduring appeal in the genre. To promote the album, Radin embarked on a 20-date U.S. tour beginning February 5, 2015, integrating performances with his longstanding partnership with Little Kids Rock, a nonprofit providing to underserved schools; select shows featured students joining him onstage for "," and proceeds from bracelet sales supported the organization's efforts, including guitar lessons for participants.

The Fall (2017)

The Fall is the seventh studio album by American Joshua Radin, released on January 27, 2017, through his own imprint Glass Bead Music. This marked Radin's first fully self-produced effort, signaling an early step toward greater artistic independence in his career. The album consists of 10 tracks, blending folk-rock elements with acoustic introspection, and runs approximately 33 minutes in length. Thematically, The Fall delves into themes of change, loss, and emotional vulnerability, employing seasonal imagery to evoke an autumnal sense of descent and reflection. Tracks like the title-inspired "Falling" and references to "Winter" portray personal turmoil in relationships and self-discovery, with lyrics functioning as diary-like entries that capture the raw struggles of connection and letting go. Radin's mature songwriting shines through in its honest portrayal of life's transitions, drawing comparisons to influences like and , where lines such as “When you leap, you’ll see who you really are” underscore introspective growth amid heartbreak. Critics noted the album's passionate yet uplifting tone, praising its emotional depth and relatable storytelling as a in Radin's confessional style. Radin handled production himself, recording the album in just five days with a small group of friends to foster an organic, unpolished that embraced "charming mistakes" over perfection. This quick, collaborative process emphasized acoustic guitar-driven arrangements, allowing the focus to remain on lyrical vulnerability rather than elaborate instrumentation. Upon release, The Fall achieved modest initial streaming success, debuting at number 22 on the Canadian iTunes Albums Chart and spending four days in the top 100, reflecting a dedicated niche audience for Radin's folk-oriented work. This self-reliant approach foreshadowed his full shift to independent releases in subsequent years.

Here, Right Now (2019)

Here, Right Now is the eighth studio album by American Joshua Radin, released on October 4, 2019, through Nettwerk Music Group. The album emphasizes themes of and relationships, with the title track serving as a personal reminder to remain present following a . Tracks explore broken relationships, rescue, friendship, and self-determination, reflecting Radin's introspective style focused on emotional presence and connection. The album was produced by , known for his work with artists like and . It features contributions from guest vocalists including Maria Taylor (Azure Ray, Bright Eyes), (The Like), (Phantom Planet), and Danny Burke, adding layers to the acoustic-driven sound. The record includes seven original songs alongside covers of Tom Petty's "I Won't Back Down" and The Rolling Stones' "She Smiled Sweetly," blending Radin's sensibilities with subtle orchestral elements. In a philanthropic gesture tied to his support, Radin donated 100% of proceeds from downloads and streams of the title track to the North Shore Animal League America, benefiting rescue efforts for animals in need. This initiative aligns with his broader charitable activities detailed elsewhere.

The Ghost and The Wall (2021)

The Ghost and The Wall is the ninth studio album by American singer-songwriter Joshua Radin, released on July 23, 2021, through Nettwerk Records. Produced by Jonathan Wilson, the record was conceived and recorded entirely during the early months of the , capturing Radin's experiences of isolation in his home. The album's title draws from metaphors of "ghosts" representing lost relationships and lingering presences, and "walls" symbolizing internal emotional barriers and fears of intimacy, themes amplified by the global health crisis. Songs like "Not Today" reflect the initial dread and confinement of , blending lyrics with upbeat melodies to evoke hope amid uncertainty. Radin transformed his home into a makeshift studio to write and record the album, embracing the pandemic's restrictions as an unintended creative retreat after postponing planned travel. Collaborations posed significant challenges, as in-person sessions were impossible; instead, Radin and Wilson exchanged files remotely, with Wilson handling all instrumentation while Radin focused on vocals, later adding minimal elements like strings and backing vocals. This process, though initially intimidating due to working with established producers from afar, fostered a raw, ego-free environment that Radin credited for the album's emotional authenticity. Singles such as "Better Life," released earlier in 2021, and "Goodbye" were promoted through online platforms, including virtual performances like a benefit concert appearance for animal welfare. The album received positive reception for its introspective depth and soothing folk-rock sound, resonating with listeners navigating pandemic-era disconnection, as streaming platforms saw widespread growth in introspective music consumption. Critics praised Radin's velvet vocals and lyrical vulnerability, with Riff Magazine awarding it 9/10 for its uplifting tranquility and American Songwriter giving 4/5 stars for its illuminating personal reflections. Entertainment Focus highlighted its niche appeal in Americana, noting tracks like "You and I" as standouts for their cathartic storytelling amid global turmoil.

ONE DAY, HOME (2025)

One Day Home is Joshua Radin's tenth studio album, self-released on February 14, 2025, marking his first independent release since 2017. The album represents a significant milestone in Radin's career, turning the page to a new chapter with greater creative autonomy after years with major labels. Production emphasized meticulous craftsmanship, as Radin invested more time in writing and recording than on any prior project, resulting in a double-LP format: one disc features full studio arrangements, while the other offers intimate piano-vocal versions. Thematically, One Day Home explores homecoming, life transitions, love, and loss, chronicling the emotional journey of romantic relationships—their pursuits, challenges, and releases—while incorporating elements of self-discovery. Key tracks include "Let Me Be Right," a poignant reflection on vulnerability; "Let It Show," highlighting emotional openness; and "My Favorite Memory," evoking nostalgic intimacy. The album is available for streaming on platforms like and TIDAL, with physical vinyl editions offered through Bandwear. Initial reception has praised it as Radin's most ambitious and deeply personal work to date, underscoring his evolution as a storyteller. To support the release, Radin launched a 2025 tour, beginning with European dates in May, followed by U.S. shows including November 9 in Denver, Colorado, at Daniels Hall at Swallow Hill Music, and November 10 in , at St. Francis Auditorium. By 2025, Radin's catalog had amassed over 200 placements in films, television series, and commercials, reinforcing his enduring influence in media soundtracks.

Media appearances

Television contributions

Joshua Radin's breakthrough in television came in 2004 when his debut single "Winter," recorded on a roommate's computer, was featured in the season 3 finale episode "My Screw Up" of the medical comedy-drama Scrubs, introduced by series creator and star Zach Braff, who was a personal friend. This exposure propelled his early career, leading to subsequent placements of tracks like "Closer" in season 2 of Grey's Anatomy and "Brand New Day" from his 2008 album Simple Times in season 5 of House. By September 2010, Radin's songs had accumulated over 75 placements across various television series, significantly boosting his visibility among audiences. In the years following, Radin's music continued to appear in prominent scripted series, enhancing the emotional depth of key scenes. For instance, "You Got What I Need" played during a pivotal moment in season 7, episode 4 of in 2010, while "Winter" resurfaced in the season 2 finale of Shameless in 2012, underscoring themes of reconciliation. His presence extended to a as a in the season 4 finale "Have Love Will Travel" of in 2013, marking his first acting role and tying into the show's musical narrative. By 2025, Radin's catalog had surpassed 200 placements in television series, films, and commercials combined, with post-2010 examples in shows such as Shameless, further solidifying his role in syncing intimate, acoustic-driven songs to dramatic storytelling. These syncs not only expanded his fanbase but also highlighted his ability to evoke vulnerability in high-stakes narratives. Radin has also been a frequent national television performer, appearing as a guest on major programs including , , Conan, The Today Show, and , where he delivered live renditions of hits like "I'd Rather Be with You" and promoted his albums directly to broad audiences.

Film and commercial placements

Joshua Radin's music gained early prominence through sync licensing when tracks from his debut album We Were Here (2006) were featured in the film The Last Kiss, directed by Tony Goldwyn, with "Star Mile" appearing in the final scenes and end credits. This placement, handpicked by the film's star Zach Braff, marked a breakthrough for Radin, exposing his folk-pop sound to a wider audience. By 2025, Radin's songs had secured placements in over 200 films, television series, and commercials, showcasing his versatility in cinematic and advertising contexts. Notable film usages include "A World to Explore" in the indie drama Away We Go (2009), "Paperweight" (with Schuyler Fisk) in the romantic drama Dear John (2010), and tracks in Adam (2009) and The Lucky One (2012). These sync deals extended to commercials, such as "Beautiful Day" in a Subaru advertisement and "Brand New Day" in a public service spot supporting U.S. troops, commissioned by First Ladies Michelle Obama and Jill Biden. The commercial impact of these licensing agreements has been substantial, contributing to over 1 billion global streams and more than 1 million albums sold worldwide, as the high-profile exposures drove increased listener engagement and sales. Radin's sync success evolved from initial indie film features in the mid-2000s to broader integrations in major studio releases and advertisements, sustaining his relevance into the 2020s through continued media usages.

Personal life and philanthropy

Relationships and influences

Joshua Radin shares a longstanding friendship with actor and director , which originated during their time as students at in the early 1990s. The two bonded further after moving to as aspiring artists, where they supported each other through early career struggles. This connection proved instrumental in Radin's professional breakthrough when Braff, then starring in the television series Scrubs, featured Radin's debut song "Winter" in a 2004 episode, exposing his music to a wide audience. In his personal relationships, Radin composed the song "In Her Eyes" as a heartfelt tribute for his sister's wedding, performing it live on in 2012 to celebrate the occasion. He has also maintained close ties with fellow Northwestern alumnus and musician Cary Brothers, with whom he shares a history of collaborative support dating back to their college days and early moves to Hollywood. Radin's avid travel lifestyle has profoundly shaped his creative process and personal outlook, serving as a primary source of inspiration for his songwriting. In 2023, he sold his home and most possessions to embark on an 18-month nomadic journey across , armed only with a guitar, , pen, and paper, which directly influenced the themes of and transience in his album The Ghost and the Wall. This minimalist approach to life , which he adopted as a permanent lifestyle in 2023, allows him to draw from diverse cultural encounters and fleeting connections, often meeting potential collaborators through organic, non-musical settings like shared travels or chance encounters in foreign cities. As of 2025, Radin continues to embrace this nomadic existence, dividing his time between global tours and seasonal stays in places like , where he balances writing, recording, and reflection without a fixed residence.

Charitable activities

Joshua Radin has been a dedicated supporter of initiatives, particularly through his long-standing partnership with Little Kids Rock, a that provides free instruments and to under-resourced public schools across the . In 2011, during his tour for the album The Rock and the Tide, Radin visited schools in six cities to conduct guitar lessons for students, teaching them his song "Brand New Day" as part of the program's efforts to revitalize in underserved communities. These sessions not only introduced students to basic guitar skills but also included instrument donations, enabling ongoing music programs that foster creativity and self-expression among children in low-income areas. Radin's involvement stemmed from his belief in music's transformative power, drawing from his own experiences as a former before pursuing a music career. Radin's philanthropy extends prominently to animal welfare, with significant contributions to North Shore Animal League America, the world's largest no-kill animal rescue and adoption organization. In 2019, he donated 100% of the proceeds from downloads and streams of his single "Here, Right Now" to the organization's Bianca’s Furry Friends Feline Adoption Center, which supports the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of cats. To amplify the effort, Radin released a for the song featuring rescued and adopted animals, serving as a "" to encourage public support for animal rescue. These funds have directly aided in providing medical care and finding permanent homes for countless felines, reflecting Radin's personal motivation as a lifelong animal lover committed to ending pet homelessness. In 2024, Radin continued his advocacy by partnering with North Shore Animal League America for a special musical performance event, including ticket giveaways to promote adoptions and raise awareness for the organization's mission. This collaboration underscored the broader community impact of his efforts, which have helped save and rehome thousands of animals while inspiring fans to engage in . Through these activities, Radin's charitable work has bridged his music career with tangible support for and , emphasizing sustainable change in vulnerable communities.

Discography

Studio albums

Joshua Radin has released ten studio albums since his debut in 2006, with cumulative worldwide sales exceeding 1 million units. These recordings span various labels and formats, primarily CDs and digital downloads, with later releases incorporating vinyl. Select albums achieved notable chart placements, such as Simple Times reaching No. 2 on the Independent Albums chart and The Rock and the Tide peaking at No. 59 on the .
AlbumRelease DateLabelFormat(s)Peak Chart Position
We Were HereJune 13, 2006ColumbiaCD—
Simple TimesSeptember 30, 2008Mom + PopCDNo. 2 Billboard Independent
The Rock and the TideOctober 12, 2010Mom + PopCDNo. 59 UK Albums
UnderwaterJuly 31, 2012Mom + PopCD—
Wax WingsMay 14, 2013Wax RecordsCD—
Onward and SidewaysJanuary 6, 2015Glass Bead MusicCD, Digital—
The FallJanuary 27, 2017Glass Bead MusicCD, Digital—
Here, Right NowOctober 4, 2019NettwerkCD, Vinyl, Digital—
The Ghost and the WallJuly 23, 2021NettwerkCD, Vinyl, Digital—
ONE DAY HOMEFebruary 14, 2025Self-releasedDigital, Vinyl—

Live albums

Joshua Radin's sole live album, Live from the Village, was released on April 22, 2016, marking his first full-length live recording. The project features 19 tracks in its standard edition and 20 in the deluxe version, drawing from selections across his , including fan favorites such as "No Envy No Fear," "Brand New Day," "Everything'll Be Alright," and "Winter." These performances were without an audience at The Village Studios and Zeitgeist Studios in , providing stripped-down acoustic renditions that emphasize Radin's raw vocal delivery and guitar work. Unlike his studio albums, the live takes here capture a more intimate and unadorned sound, with minimal production to highlight the immediacy of the sessions, though they maintain the comparable to his polished recordings. The album was self-released by Radin under his own label, with vinyl editions handled by Glass Bead Music. It debuted at number 60 on the albums on April 23, 2016, reflecting modest commercial reception consistent with his independent folk output.

EPs

Joshua Radin has released nine extended plays, many of which function as promotional companions to his studio albums, acoustic reinterpretations of existing material, or standalone collections of original songs, often distributed exclusively through digital platforms like or . These EPs highlight his style with intimate arrangements, and several feature exclusive tracks not found on full-length releases. Most were issued in digital-only formats, emphasizing accessibility for fans during album cycles or transitional periods in his career. The following table enumerates Radin's EPs, including release details and thematic roles:
TitleRelease YearLabelPurpose and Key Details
First Between 3rd and 4th2004Self-released (Joshua Radin)Debut EP serving as an early showcase of Radin's songwriting; includes exclusive tracks like "Winter" and "Amy's Song"; available in CD and digital formats.
Live Session (iTunes Exclusive)2006ColumbiaPromotional live acoustic EP tied to his debut We Were Here; features stripped-down versions of tracks such as "Everything'll Be Alright (Will's Lullaby)" and "Only You"; digital-only release.
Unclear Sky2008Columbia-exclusive teaser for the Simple Times, with original tracks including the duet "Sky" featuring and exclusive "Lovely Tonight"; digital-only, 4 tracks.
Songs Under a Streetlight2010Mom + PopTransitional EP bridging Simple Times and The Rock and the Tide, containing intimate originals like "Streetlight" and "You Got What I Need"; digital-only, 4 tracks focused on reflective themes.
The Rock and the Tide: Acoustic Session2011Mom + PopAcoustic companion to the The Rock and the Tide, offering reimagined versions of songs such as "I Missed You" and "The Ones with the Light"; -exclusive digital release, 6 tracks.
Acoustic from Sunset Sound2020NettwerkCollection of stripped-down acoustic renditions including covers and originals such as "" (acoustic) and "I Can See Clearly Now" (acoustic); recorded live-to-tape for an intimate feel; digital-only, 6 tracks.
The Ghost and the Wall (Acoustic)2022NettwerkAcoustic EP complementing the The Ghost and the Wall, with versions of tracks like "Better Life" and "Fewer Ghosts"; emphasizes vulnerability in songwriting; digital-only, 5 tracks.
though the world will tell me so, vol. 12023NettwerkOriginal songs EP exploring personal growth and resilience, featuring exclusives such as "I'm Just Different," "Broken," and "My Father's Eyes"; digital-only, 5 tracks released as a teaser for future material.
though the world will tell me so, vol. 22023NettwerkSequel EP continuing themes of self-reflection with originals like "Over the City," "This One's For," and ""; limited digital release, 6 tracks building on vol. 1's narrative.

Singles

Joshua Radin's discography includes a selection of singles released primarily to promote his albums, with several achieving significant streaming success and limited traditional chart performance, particularly in the contemporary and digital formats. His has amassed over 1 billion total streams across platforms, reflecting enduring popularity among and acoustic audiences. Notable early releases like "Winter" and "Only You" gained traction through television placements and organic fan growth, while "I'd Rather Be With You" represented his commercial peak. The following table highlights key singles, including release years, associated albums, chart peaks where applicable, certifications, and approximate Spotify streams as of late 2025:
TitleRelease YearAlbumUK Singles Chart PeakUS Adult Top 40 PeakCertificationsSpotify Streams (approx.)
Winter2004First Between 3rd and 4th———42 million
Only You2007We Were Here———59 million
I'd Rather Be With You2008Simple Times1182Gold (US)51 million
Brand New Day2008Simple Times———20 million
You Don't Need Anyone2025ONE DAY HOME———500,000+ (early)
Let Me Be Right2025ONE DAY HOME———300,000+ (early)
These singles often lack B-sides in their digital formats, focusing instead on standalone promotion. Later promotional efforts, such as those tied to ONE DAY HOME, emphasize piano-vocal versions for intimate appeal.

Compilation appearances

Joshua Radin has contributed tracks to several multi-artist compilation albums, including film soundtracks and themed releases. These appearances highlight his style in collaborative contexts, often alongside other indie artists. His early track "Winter" appears on the live compilation MySpace Presents: The 2005 Hotel Café Tour, a recording from performances at the renowned venue featuring various singer-songwriters. Released in 2005, the album captures intimate acoustic sets and includes Radin's performance as track 12. In film soundtracks, Radin provided "Star Mile" and "Paperweight" (featuring ) for The Last Kiss (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), released in 2006 by Lakeshore Records. The album compiles indie and alternative tracks selected by the film's director, with Radin's contributions underscoring emotional themes in the romantic drama. For the 2009 indie drama , Radin contributed "Someone Else's Life" and "When You Find Me" to its official soundtrack, released by Nettwerk Music. These acoustic-driven songs complement the film's introspective narrative about autism and relationships. "" (again with ) reappears on the Dear John (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) in 2010, a release featuring and folk elements for the adaptation. The duet emphasizes themes of longing and separation. Radin's "You Got What I Need" is included on The Lucky One (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), released in 2012 by . This compilation gathers contemporary folk and indie tracks to support the film's romantic storyline based on another Sparks novel. Radin covered "Thirteen" by on the compilation 10 Years of Mom + Pop (Mom + Pop, 2018), a collection celebrating the label's tenth anniversary with covers by various artists. No additional charity or themed compilations featuring Radin were identified up to 2025.

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  137. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/joshua-radin-mn0000624282
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