MarkJoseph is a queer, first-generation American singer, songwriter and performer based in Los Angeles. Raised in Boston on his mother’s favorite Haitian gospel music, his passion for vocal performance was sparked at a young age.

After graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2018, Mark moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in music. He became a supporting vocalist for Nick Jonas and The Jonas Brothers, accompanying the acts on several global tours and performing on some of the world’s most notable stages, such as the GRAMMYs, SNL, The Tonight Show, the American Music Awards, Wembley Stadium, Dodgers Stadium, Lollapalooza India, Rock in Rio, MSG and more.

When not touring the globe, Mark focuses on writing and recording songs of his own. Drawing inspiration from legendary vocalists like Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men and Beyoncé, his music blends contemporary lyricism with the soulful essence of '90s and aughts-era R&B to create a distinctive and vocally-driven pop sound. 

MarkJoseph has released several singles as a solo artist and headlined shows at iconic LA venues including The Peppermint Club and The Hotel Cafe. Now, fueled by the indomitable spirit of his late mother whose resilience and unwavering determination continue to inspire him, he anticipates the release of his forthcoming debut EP, They All Fall Down, in August 2024.

“She raised three children on her own as a Haitian woman in America, without English as her first language. She is like Superwoman to me, whether she’s here or not. Her work ethic and will to win is my inspiration. Everything I do is for her.”