Joy Farrukh
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Joy Farrukh (aka Joy Malcolm) gained recognition as a writer for the Young Disciples in 1994 and joined Incognito in 1995, fronting their hit album "100° and Rising." She co-wrote "Stone Cold Heart" on the album "Who Needs Love" and collaborated with Klaus Waldeck on several albums, including "Ballroom Stories." “Make My Day” was featured in a Mercedes Benz ad. Joy also worked with Moby, co-writing "Lie Down in Darkness" which featured in four worldwide Hugo Boss adverts and "Blindness," and toured with Basement Jaxx. This has led to a Grammy nomination for Best Remixed Recording, Non Classical through Photek. Her work has been featured in numerous media, and she has collaborated with artists like Grace Jones and George Benson.
First discovered Sep 29, 2026, 5:39 AM