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removed age, as we don't do that on any other profile. Updated page with new info about Joe's departure from DistroKid.
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|photo = Joe_hawley_portrait_01_hallmanac.png | |photo = Joe_hawley_portrait_01_hallmanac.png | ||
|relation = Current Member of Tally Hall | |relation = Current Member of Tally Hall | ||
|birth_date = September 23, 1982 | |birth_date = September 23, 1982 | ||
|hometown = Detroit, MI | |hometown = Detroit, MI | ||
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Joe officially addressed his "disappearance" on Tally Hall's June 15 Ustream, over a year after his original disappearance occurred. "My personal life and my professional life intersected in a way that may have been considered unsavory," he explained. "Given that conflict, I was unable to tour." No band members have given a further explanation to this statement. | Joe officially addressed his "disappearance" on Tally Hall's June 15 Ustream, over a year after his original disappearance occurred. "My personal life and my professional life intersected in a way that may have been considered unsavory," he explained. "Given that conflict, I was unable to tour." No band members have given a further explanation to this statement. | ||
==Post-Tally Hall Hiatus== | |||
=== Miracle Musical === | === Miracle Musical === | ||
Joe is one of the founding members of [[ミラクルミュージカル]], AKA: <b>Miracle Musical</b>, spearheading the project and collaborating with fellow Tally Hall members, and producer [[Bora Karaca]] to create a full-length LP entitled: [[Hawaii: Part II]], which was released on the 12th of December, 2012. | Joe is one of the founding members of [[ミラクルミュージカル]], AKA: <b>Miracle Musical</b>, spearheading the project and collaborating with fellow Tally Hall members, and producer [[Bora Karaca]] to create a full-length LP entitled: [[Hawaii: Part II]], which was released on the 12th of December, 2012. | ||
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In 2018, Joe Hawley created a series of ASMR-esque facebook live streams known as [[Bedtyme Storiez]] (stylized as "BeDtyMe sToRiEz"), featuring him reading various books at night in a soft voice. | In 2018, Joe Hawley created a series of ASMR-esque facebook live streams known as [[Bedtyme Storiez]] (stylized as "BeDtyMe sToRiEz"), featuring him reading various books at night in a soft voice. | ||
=== Singles and Future Work === | === Late 2010's: Singles and Discussion of Future Work === | ||
Since Joe Hawley Joe Hawley's release, Joe has released multiple singles. The first of these being [[Special]], released on December 23rd 2017. Special features rapper Isaac Castor and Homestuck composer [[Marcy Nabors]]. Later on February 3rd 2018, he released [[Since I Don't Have You]]. This single featured hiddeninthesand.com creator [[Coz Baldwin]] and 2010 tour stand-in Casey Shea. The next | Since Joe Hawley Joe Hawley's release, Joe has released multiple singles. The first of these being [[Special]], released on December 23rd 2017. Special features rapper Isaac Castor and Homestuck composer [[Marcy Nabors]]. Later on February 3rd 2018, he released [[Since I Don't Have You]]. This single featured hiddeninthesand.com creator [[Coz Baldwin]] and 2010 tour stand-in Casey Shea. The next singles were in 2019: [[Weird Bed &/or Yes Please]] and [[Yes Please &/or Weird Bed]]. However these were the same song with one having reversed vocals. | ||
Joe's | Joe stated in a 2019 interview that his next album would likely be titled "Joe Hawley" and would be more acoustic in comparison to his last album, which was full of samples. Joe has also been working on a song with Andrew, but little has come of it publicly.<ref name="JAWWI">[https://youtube.com/watch?v=EbDX8tjloD0 Joe & Andrew Waterworks Interview 2019] "The Andrew Horowitz and Joe Hawley Unprofessional Interview 7/25/19" Uploaded on August 4th 2019. Captromancer. YouTube. Video. (Accessed Nov 21st 2023).</ref> | ||
===2020's=== | |||
On November 11th 2020, [[Joe Hawley Joe Hawley]] was uploaded to major streaming services. | |||
On December 25th 2020 (Christmas Day), Joe's released single would be a song he had previously released in 2011 on a Christmas compilation album, [[Sleigh Ride Invincibility Star]]. The single features artwork by Discord user tallybrawl with minor edits by Joe. | |||
In 2021 Joe released the single [[Everything Means Nothing To Me]], a cover of a Elliott Smith song. The instrumental was made in 2018 but wasn't released to streaming services until May 1st 2021, along with a vocal version featuring India Valladares Lovelace IV. The vocal version was promptly removed from streaming services for private reasons.<ref>https://open.spotify.com/album/1i3Paz1buCQ2if0WYSaXBv Everything Means Nothing To Me. Joe Hawley. Spotify. Digital Music File. (Accessed Nov 21st 2023).</ref> This is the latest single Joe has released to date. | |||
Joe | In late 2023 Joe's streaming profile was subjected to attacks of multiple fraudulent uploads of audio in his name, causing him to leave the disribution service DistroKid.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/joehawleyjoehawley/posts/pfbid08trci4JUeiAyrGZYNvpkAPhdQ3HuQgTTmZYQc4g8MNBKh6txkSpL2z9NVwtaNrYCl Joe Hawley. Facebook. 2023.</ref> | ||
==Personal Life== | ==Personal Life== | ||