Joy Seroussi Let the Bells Ring for the Late Bloomers – An Interview

At 59, Joy Seroussi didn’t chase music so much as music came for him, uninvited and undeniable, during a solitary midnight walk on Yom Kippur. That moment marked the birth of The Bells of Change, a song that lit the fuse on a songwriting passion shaped by emotional candour, philosophical insight, and a lifetime of storytelling experience. In this interview, he opens up about how songwriting became a vessel for self-forgiveness, emotional untangling, and connection. From the depths of stage fright to the search for vocalists who can breathe new life into his lyrics, Joy lays bare the intricacies of writing not for fame or acclaim, but for resonance. His reflections carry the weight of someone who’s lived enough to stop chasing perfection and start sharing truth. Read on to meet a songwriter who proves it’s never too late to start being unapologetically honest. Welcome to A&R Factory, Joy Seroussi, and thank you for joining us to share your inspiring relationship with songwriting. You’ve mentioned that music was always a big part of your life, but you only started creating songs at 59. What was it about that moment in your life that made it the right time to finally start […]

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