• Journal

    The Promotion

    By Joy Lynn Clark 09/09/2024 When I first moved to the north side I went through a few jobs. I had positions in retail, temporary, contract, on campus, and then finally the big box retailer that I ended up loving. I went to college and lived in the city with grandma and grandpa just after I did the infamous talk show with my best friend. I started out as a part-time sales associate in the music department. Like I mentioned in the past, I had an awesome life. I went to school, the store, performed on thursdays, and then I recorded music on Sundays. Even though I worked in the…

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    Paris 2024 (Summer Games)

    9/2/2024 By Joy Lynn Clark Of all of the things to fail to mention, lol “Things” my track was featured on the summer games performed by Jellyroll. I loved it and I am still looking for my cues but, I am thrilled! Way to go team USA!

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    I Made The Complaint

    By Joy Lynn Clark August 28, 2024 I complained about a breach in the past. I had to go on identity theft.gov and the FBI website where they have an internet crimes link. Sitting up in the crib They said I’m ho-ing on the sex chat They said it even to my contract They said, “she didn’t even ask for no damn money” I can’t ask them cats for no damn money? I really liked the dude that I was chatting with Might even wanna meet and really do the shit So why they flagging on my profile? Aint there some data breach crook that you should really get? I…

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    My Heart

    By Joy Lynn Clark 8/23/2024 I’ve always enjoyed coming from the south suburbs into the city. My parents grew up a block away from each other and I always got a chance to see both sets of my grandparents. When I moved in with my dad and stepmother we would either come up by the interstate or we would simply ride straight up Halsted Street.  On Papi’s side we’d head to Saint Helena’s for church on Sunday morning and on Pawpaw’s side we would go to church at Trinity. I always loved to beg my favorite aunt to take me to the Purple Cow for ice cream Sundaes and candy.…

  • Music

    Not How I Was Planning It

    By Joy Lynn Clark 7/31/2024 The whole plan was to have a beat store. For now, there’s a license available. Most of its negotiable (exclusive, non exclusive) since I am the writer/publisher and, I can run it though ASCAP and PPL. LMK. Update 8/17/2024 I had such a hard time updating this track because I am by an airport. I first uploaded it with alot of the sounds muted. It was a simple task, unmute the bass (that I played originally) and the breakdown drumloop (which I have a license from Splice and paid good money for). Boy has this been hard. People said their names and now, I think…

  • Music

    Playlist

    7/17/2023 By Joy Lynn Clark I’ve been working on all of this new stuff and a lot of it’s halfway done so I decided to make a playlist of more finished work. Enjoy.

  • Journal

    Soundscan

    By Joy Lynn Clark a.k.a. Dazee Dizzle December 17, 2021 In 2012, while I was releasing, “Isis Spacejet Chronicles”, I went right to the SoundScan website and added all of the albums’ information and chose a genre. Verify and submit! Nearly 10 years later, I decided to revisit the SoundScan website and those genres now hold new meaning for me. Here goes directly from the SoundScan title registration page. Blues, children, Christian, classical, comedy, country, dance/electronic, gospel, jazz, karaoke, Latin, metal, New Age, R&B, rap, reggae, rock, Soundtrack, and world Based on the genres listed I have a few recommendations. Christian well that’s not a type of music that’s a…

  • Music

    Dumb Dumbs

    By Joy Lynn Clark 8/13/2020 I made This song some months ago in quarantine. I was set up in my laundry room and it sucked. Nevertheless, it came out all right. I decided that I wanted to rock just a little bit harder, so here’s the new one.

  • Journal,  Top Stories

    The Cemetary On the Colored Side (Buried Alive)

    By Joy Lynn Clark 3/12/2021 Published on: Oct 9, 2017 @ 05:03By Joy Lynn Clark (this story has been edited from the original) 10/12/2017 I have four ancestors buried at Burr Oak Cemetery on the famous Colored Side.  Mother Mamie Roberts, Bishop William Matthew Roberts (CME ), Mamie Thompson and George Thompson I.  My ancestor Bishop William Matthew Roberts started Chicago’s Original Roberts Temple. Bishop William Matthew Roberts has an honorary street on Chicago’s Southside (crossing 42nd Street west of Vincennes).   The Historic church was much farther East (near Drexel) and was demolished in the mid-1990’s. I am no blood relation to the founders of the New Roberts Temple CME located…

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    Late Bloomer / Stuck In The Paper

    By Joy Lynn Clark 11/14/2016 I saw this rose today at Palmisano park. ​​Stuck In The Paper Stuck through it all Though I’m gonna fall Wishing I could catch myself Seems like the choices I pick Just keep on making me sick Everything seems bad for my health What the hell is wrong with me? Should I chalk it up to being crazy? I want everything but I just missed the plane And no one knows even if I explain Up a creek without a paddle Got no horse but I got a saddle Everywhere and you just can’t see me And someone else might just be me Its complicated…