Joanna Sternberg is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, based in New York City, heralded for their emotive storytelling and folk-influenced indie music. Born with a deep-rooted passion for music, Sternberg's journey into the arts was nurtured by their early immersion into the world of visual art and classical music; they were trained in double bass at a young age, which later expanded into a mastery of a variety of instruments. This eclectic background in music has allowed Sternberg to forge a sound that is intimate, raw, and unmistakably genuine, resonating with audiences who find solace in their honest lyricism.

With a penchant for capturing the intricacies of human emotion, Sternberg's work often reflects themes of love, loneliness, and the struggles of mental health, wrapped in a deceptively simple, yet deeply affecting acoustic style. Their debut album, "Then I Try Some More," released in 2019, was met with acclaim for its grace and vulnerability, leading to a loyal following. Tracks like "Without You" and "I've Got Me" showcase their ability to weave universal sentiments through their music, while their skill as a storyteller shines through in songs like "Dance With Me" and "Neighbors." Sternberg remains a poignant voice in the indie music scene, earning respect and admiration for their unflinching candor and heartfelt compositions.