JoyceJonathanJoyceJonathan (November 3, 1989-) was born in Levallois-Perret, France. She is an all-around French female singer who is also a lyricist, composer, and arranger.

She started writing songs at the age of 7, published her first work at the age of 16, signed with the record company MyMajorCompany at the age of 18, and won the French NRJ Music Award and a platinum record at the age of 22. This young and beautiful French girl also translated the songs in the album into Chinese.

Upon its release, it firmly topped the album sales charts in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

In addition to the three French albums "Surmesgardes (Guarding Love)", "Caractere (Personality)" and "UnePlacepourMoi (Happy Position)", Joyce also released an all-Chinese album "_aira (Guarding Happiness)" in May 2017.

The concert tour was held in 7 cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou, and for the first time, Cui Jian, the godfather of rock music in China, sang the classic song "House Girl" for everyone in French.

Chinese name: Joyce Jonathan Foreign name: Joyce Jonathan Nationality: French Constellation: Scorpio Place of birth: Levallois-Perret, France Date of birth: November 3, 1989 Occupation: Singer Agency: Universal Music Representative works: "

Jenesaispas", "_aira", "Lebonheur" Music type: French pop, folk music Personal profile Childhood and adolescence She was the youngest of three sisters in her family. Her mother was a travel agency manager and her father was an architect.

Educated at the Alsatian School in Paris and studied psychology at the university level.

At the age of seven, she began to learn piano and secretly wrote her first song. Then she signed up for singing and piano lessons to continue her efforts, and was inspired by Teri Moses and Tracy Chapman.

Tracy Chapman) and other artists.

At the age of 16, Joyce had already published three personal compositions on the Myspace website, and contacted Michael Goldman, co-founder of MyMajorCompany, to let him listen to his works.

In December 2007, the 18-year-old Joyce was launched on the MyMajorCompany website, and by May 13, 2008, donations had reached the €70,000 required for her album, and included the company's 486 producers.

Joyce's website producers repaid their investment six months later.

Joyce, who loves Chinese culture, met her parents in China and spoke Mandarin. Joyce lived in Beijing for a short time when she was a teenager.

The four songs "I Don't Know", "I Don't Need You", "Lifelong Happiness" and "A Little Hope" from the first album are also available in Mandarin versions and are included in the "Visit to China Celebration Disc".

Thanks to the Internet, Joyce began producing her first album in 2008.

Later, she turned to Louis Bertignac (guitarist of the Telephone Band). Because of her extraordinary talent and soft voice, she was deeply impressed.

We worked together for a year in our home studio.

Joyce also recorded a duet with Tété, "Guarding Love."

The two singles "I Don't Know" and "I Don't Need You" from her debut album "Guard Love" were released in January 2010. The album was certified gold just five months after its release, and in August of the same year

The performance of online sales climbed to the first place.

Her single "L'heureavaitsonné" was chosen as the background music for the first episode of the fourth season by the director of the American TV series "Lady".

She won the Francophone Breakthrough Award at the NRJ Music Awards in 2011.

She just recorded a song "Mystères" with Pétula Clark.

Personal Experience Joyce, who was born on November 3, 1989, has loved music very much since she can remember. At a very young age, she was determined to have a life full of music. Her passion for music creation has

It makes people mistakenly think that she must have started writing songs when she was 7 years old, otherwise how could every song in her first album sound so mature and refined.

Regarding this musical dream that had been hidden for many years, she said: "For a long time, I have never wanted to share this dream with anyone, and I didn't even want my parents to know. When I was about 7 years old, I started taking piano lessons.

, I told this secret to my two sisters, Victoria and Sarah. I had never cried so hard in my life. Sarah kept telling me not to worry. She said: 'It's okay, we won't tell you.

Someone else said it! 'She thought I was crazy.