Album Notes

It's been a few years since Joy Wilson's last release. She's been busy getting married and making a couple babies... but now she's back to making music again. Her fourth album, "Four," is merely a four song EP, but it's been a mountain in the making for her. With the reality and humility of motherhood (there's not much glamour with spit up on your shirt), she's become less about impressing and seeking approval and more about revealing her unabashedly flawed self to others as a welcome sign to her fellow reality-based listeners. This album is about who she is, not who she wants to be.

Nevermind: A love song written for her husband, is also a goodbye song to all other romantic interests.

Durango Mine: A rehashed, balls out, rockin' version of her perviously recorded solo song.

The Exchange: A song about the ebb and flow of good & bad and pride & humbleness that accompanies a relationship.

Who Is John Galt?: A tribute to one of Joy's favorite books, Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand. This song is Joy's "Cliff Notes" version of the lengthy novel and the powerful message of self-reliance it reveals.