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Joshua Worts Announces New EP "Back to Hell"

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  “ Back to Hell ” plunges into emotional unrest and sonic defiance Germany – 17.10.2025 - Joshua Worts unveils his latest EP “Back to Hell” an emotionally volatile and musically rich reflection on love, loss, rage, and redemption. The six-track collection drops this October as part of a growing body of work that explores the dark corners of the heart with lyrical intimacy and genre-blending arrangements. “Back to Hell” opens with its rebellious title track. With roaring poetic lines, Worts channels a resilient spirit walking boldly into personal chaos. Across the EP, Joshua slips between indie rock, folk-rock, and alternative with ease. The EPs second track “Just Another Fight ” captures a messy relationship’s bruised but tender core. “Scared” confronts trauma and fear of intimacy head-on. Tracks like “It Wasn’t Your Fault”, “Wish You Were My Ex” and “The Ferry Station’s Closed” deepen the emotional terrain — blending regret, heartbreak, and the ache of memory with Joshua’s ...
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Lyrics to "Looking out to the Garden"

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Joshua Worts Announces New Release “Looking out to the Garden”

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 Joshua Worts Announces New Release “Looking out to the Garden” This Release gazes outward - but lands right in the heart. Germany – 05.09.2025 - German singer-songwriter Joshua Worts unveils his latest release “Looking out to the Garden” , an introspective three-track project that blends folk rock textures with poetic storytelling. This release captures a sense of restless longing—gazing out into the natural world while contemplating personal connection and   vulnerability. “Looking out to the Garden” arrives with a minimal yet emotionally layered arrangement, letting Joshua’s voice drift over lo-fi acoustic instrumentation and quietly evocative lyrics. “It’s a song about wanting simplicity—just you and the garden. But also facing the fear of movement and distance.” – Joshua Worts The second track, “A Thousand Little Words” , evocative of early Bon Iver or Nick Drake, plays with lyrical repetition and sparse instrumentation to build an atmosphere of quiet ache. “‘...
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