JOON is an emerging artist that has been gaining attention in the alternative and indie music scene for her evocative lyrics and captivating soundscapes. With influences that can be traced to synth-pop and dream-pop genres, JOON masterfully intertwines melancholy and euphoria to create songs that resonate with a wide spectrum of emotions. Her single "Where Is The Night Flame" showcases her ability to weave a narrative that is both intimate and universally relatable, speaking to the mysteries and longings that stir within the night's embrace.

Her discography reveals a penchant for exploration and reinvention, demonstrated by tracks like "Watch The Sky," which has been reimagined in a Neu-Romancer Remix, offering a fresh take on her original work. Songs like "Dream Again" and "Good Times" encapsulate her lyrical intention of encouraging listeners to seek hope and nostalgia, while "Orqod" — which means 'lie down' in Maltese, JOON's native language — highlights her cultural roots and the breadth of her musical influence. JOON strikes a delicate balance between the upbeat and introspective, exemplified in her tracks "'Til The End" and "Worse Things Than Feeling Lonely," that ponder life's transient nature and the complexities of human connections. With every release, such as "Another Play" and the intriguing "E.T.," JOON continues to enchant her growing fanbase and etch her mark on the music world.