David Joseph's music career jump started in 2004 when he was dubbed "Connecticut's Next Rising Star" by pop station KC101's Radio star competition in his native state. Successively entered in the national contest, David was aired on radio stations across the country including New York rooted mega-station Z100. This early encounter with the world of music provided tremendous exposure for the budding 19 year-old singer/songwriter and coupled with his inherent ambition, David was only driven for more. By early 2009 David had seasoned his writing and vocal talents to debut his first solo album "Wherever I Go" which was recorded and produced at The Steele Factory in Brooklyn, NY. When he wasn't working in the studio, David toured across New England and the Tri-State areas playing both acoustically and with his band. As his successes mounted and his fan base grew David continued to challenge himself musically. Later that year he was chosen from a pool of thousands of aspiring musicians nationwide, to appear on the MTV reality series " P. Diddy's Starmaker" produced by TV mogul Mark Burnett. David was one of fourteen finalists in the competition. In the year since his MTV appearance and the release of Wherever I Go, David has grown immensely as an artist, seeming to truly come into his own as a musician and performer. When creating his current EP "Broken Record", David traveled from NY to LA, collaborating with talented professionals which included songwriters Daniel Bedingfield and Ben Romans (The Click Five). David has enveloped their influence to assemble a torrent of infectious lyrics and deliver a forceful new sound that resonates in buzzing new tracks like "Broken Record" and "Get Down". Though his songs remain heart-twistingly relevant, David re charges the subtle and earnestly personal ballads of his previous work to re-enter the music scene boasting a swanky new pop infused product echoing the panache of artists like Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake and Robin Thicke.