September 8, 2020

Small Studio From Home | Singer-songwriter Joy Caroline Mills


Melissa Davis
Singer-songwriter Joy Caroline Mills. - Courtesy Joy Caroline Mills

Singer-songwriter Joy Caroline Mills.

Courtesy Joy Caroline Mills

Singer-songwriter Joy Caroline Mills is our first "Small Studio from Home" featured musician, recording the session outdoors at her childhood home, near Fishers, Indiana.

Mills just released a layered and lush new single, "Episodic Bliss." The solo track explores her battle with mental health, in the midst of a global pandemic.

WFYI’s Melissa Davis asked Mills when she started her musical career, and found out she began playing live at a very young age.

You can find the entire "Small Studio from Home Session" from Joy Caroline Mills here .

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