About

Taiwanese-American artist Jocelyn Hsu began her musical pursuit on classical piano and violin at ages five and nine. After earning her Bachelor of Music degree from Florida State University, she toured with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jon Anderson of YES, debuting at renowned venues like the Ryman Auditorium, Levon Helm Studios, and headlining the KAABOO Festival at the AT&T Cowboys Stadium. Since then, Jocelyn has worked with artists such as Anberlin, Disturbed, Robby Steinhardt from Kansas, and Charlie DeChant from Hall & Oates.

A highly sought-after studio musician, Jocelyn was featured in the winning entry of 90.7 WMFE NPR’s 2020 Tiny Desk Contest with Matt Shenk Band’s single, “Lay Down Your Weapons.” She lent her talents for Robby Steinhardt's posthumous solo album Not in Kansas Anymore and also collaborated with John Paul Hayward for his album Generations: A Symphonic Tale, which pays homage to video game soundtracks from Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Legend of Zelda, and more. Jocelyn can also be heard on Benjamin Neil's album Live Forever, Jay Luis' album Resignation, and Urbana Worship's live studio album, We Will Rise. 

Jocelyn is currently a session musician at Solar Studios for Grammy-nominated producer Michael Franklin, and is a proud member of the Central Florida Musicians' Union, AFM Local 389. Her debut single Sunday, self-written and produced, is available everywhere.