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Live loud, chill hard, feel the joy of music
The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram
|August 13, 2025
IT is a space where music meets joy, and musicians meet connoisseurs who get to soak in authentic Western rock, jazz, and blues.
With its cosy, intimate setting reminiscent of an English movie's cool hangout, Joy's Music Room has quickly become a beloved spot for music lovers in the city, who seek something beyond the ordinary.
Its founder, Jobin Joseph, says there is an inspiring journey behind this music room, which began functioning around 10 years ago with the disbanding of Jobin's old band, the Fly Council.
"We never had a proper jam space and always had to find different places for practice," Jobin shares. "The disbanding led to the idea to create an acoustic jam room for our band."
After Fly Council, Jobin transitioned into solo projects, all the while dreaming of a space where music would be created amid friendship and camaraderie.
Soon, this vision blossomed into Joy's Music Room. "We also used to jam regularly here," Jobin recalls.
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