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Cowboy Dream (Acceptance Is An Arrow)
Cowboy Dream is an experimental folk/art rock LP exploring memory, myth, and personal loss. Written during the pandemic and inspired by the artist’s father’s dementia, Greek myth, Rumi, and personal memory, the album is a surreal journey through grief, acceptance, and self-discovery.
Where Did You Go?
A live performance of Joshua’s original song about the dementia caregiver experience, presented at New Village Arts’ First Annual Film Festival.
Sound Connections
A Flagstaff-based music group bringing therapeutic music-making to people with dementia and their families.
Oakwood Creative Care
An outreach performance with Orpheus Male Chorus and Oakwood Creative Care, blending classic “oldies” with interactive original songs.
Voices In The Tank
A short film documenting a pilot study on how unique acoustics affect people with memory loss, filmed in a seven-story steel tank.
Tent Music
Tent Music, the self-titled album by Micaela Tobin (White Boy Scream) and Joshua Hill, was improvised over two nights in a Northern Arizona tent, blending voice, electronics, and violin into evocative songs paired with a 32-page illustrated sigil booklet by Garek Druss.
Song Cycle
Through inventive sound experiments, Joshua Hill stages a series of fragmented memories from his father and singer, Greg Hill, who was diagnosed with dementia early last year.
What Would You Say?
In the wake of his father’s dementia diagnosis, “What Would You Say?” captures the moment lifelong musician Joshua Hill discovers his father, Greg, could still express himself through music — catalyzing a multi-year father-son musical collaboration.