Adam Joseph

Adam Joseph is an American singer-songwriter and producer working at the crossover of pop, electronic, and rap, closely tied to LGBTQ nightlife and drag culture. He built his profile through catchy, hook-driven tracks often built around camp humor, ballroom and drag-scene references, and playful vocal hooks, releasing songs like «Linda Evangelista», «Spaceships», «And I OOP!», and «NOT MADONNA» that circulated widely in queer club and social-media spaces.

Beyond his own recordings, Joseph has worked as a songwriter and producer for other artists in the queer pop and comedy-music scene, contributing to tracks for performers such as Jonny McGovern and Ari Gold, and he has run his own independent record label to release and promote this material. His sound favors punchy electronic production, rap-inflected verses, and instantly quotable choruses aimed at dancefloors and viral clips rather than traditional radio formats.

Joseph's work sits alongside artists who blend humor, drag aesthetics, and pop songcraft, and his catalogue — spanning collaborations and label releases — has made him a recognizable name within that niche of independent queer pop and electronic-rap crossover music.