Joseph Luca - Part 2: Ouroboros (Death) [EP]

“Falling somewhere between Prince and Gallant on the soulful pop scale, Luca stands out by incorporating a distinctly indie twist to the production” – Idolator

“A blossoming alt-pop newcomer” – Alt Press

“Through a slow tempo, strong guitar chords, and an almost heartbeat rhythm, Luca can empathize with listeners” – Sheesh

Raised in Ojai, CA, Joseph Luca is a progressive artist and songwriter whose music examines love, vulnerability, sexual fluidity, and one’s internal sense of freedom against the will of a repressive society. For fans of Prince, Jeff Buckley, and Miguel – Joseph Luca brings sensual and vulnerable narratives with Pop sensibility to Alternative Soul. Having headlined and sold out the Troubadour, to performing with Mike Posner and Haley Reinhart, all the way to performing with Mak J at EDC, Joseph Luca’s stage presence and energy is electric and leaves his fans feeling euphoric and free.

Late last year, Joseph Luca unveiled the first new EP in his upcoming three-part EP series: PART 1: Ouroboros (Life), out now. Now, Luca announces details on the next entry in the series: PART 2: Ouroboros (Death), arriving February 16 via ONErpm.

In his upcoming EP, Luca embarks on an introspective odyssey, navigating a profound shift from idealism to realism amidst the intricate realms of Love, Loss, Life, and Death. This segment unfurls as a deeply personal expedition, charting Joseph’s inner struggles and triumphs within a complex tapestry of emotions and experiences.

At the core of Luca’s journey lies a series of poignant moments, where the collision of his ideals with life’s stark truths serves as the beginning catalyst for deep self-reflection. His once unyielding idealistic perspective begins to fracture when confronted with the profound depths of life’s challenges.

It’s a journey steeped in introspection, where Joseph confronts deep-seated fears, insecurities, and long-held beliefs, leading him toward an unburdened and authentic self. Ultimately, ‘Ego death’ surfaces as a central theme in PART 2: Ouroboros (Death). Luca undergoes a profound shedding of outdated perceptions and attachments, cultivating a newfound resilience rooted in the acceptance of life’s impermanence. This theme highlights the intricate dance between upheaval and personal growth, emphasizing the immense capacity within individuals not just to endure, but ideally, to evolve.