Montana natives turned Angelenos, Joselyn & Don’s intoxicating music feels like a walk through mountain wildflowers and Southern California Joshua trees. The duo’s 2020 debut album "Soar" and 2022 EP "Seeds & Bones" have been warmly received by critics and added to over 200 independent radio stations worldwide, reaching number 5 on Roots Music Report’s Americana Album Chart and the Top 100 of the Americana Music Association's album chart. Respected publications like Americana UK, Twangville, Americana Highways and others praise Joselyn Wilkinson's "one-of-a-kind voice," Don Barrozo's "fluid guitar work" and the "rich, lyrical, wild, spiritual imagery" of their music.
Joselyn & Don have toured premiere venues throughout California (Hotel Cafe, Lost Chord Guitars, The Lost Church, Grand Annex, Nakano Theater) and supported notable artists including Chris Pierce, Chris Stills (with Lukas Nelson), Willie Watson, Lauren Monroe (with Rick Allen) and Jess Williamson. Recently, they appeared on Prairie Public Radio's The Great American Folk Show and were featured in Noel Paul Stookey's (Peter, Paul & Mary) curated Greenwich Village Folk Festival.
Joselyn is also the founder of legendary women’s global fusion band, ADAAWE, who toured extensively, released two albums and appeared with luminaries such as Stevie Wonder and Leanne Rimes. In the mid-2000s, Joselyn released two solo albums and toured with her band Wild Roots. Don, a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer with many album credits, also serves as film editor for television's long-running animated series “The Simpsons.”