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Actor and musician Joe Keery has revealed in an interview with French streaming platform Deezer that he almost lost his latest album while riding in the back of an Uber. Speaking to the streaming ...

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Keery is also a musician who goes by the mononym pen name Djo – pronounced as Joe. He recently dropped a new album, The Crux, and devoted an entire track to his friend and costar, Heaton.

Magazine. Joe Keery was on the crux of losing his latest Djo album. In an April 8 interview with Deezer, the Stranger Things actor was asked about an unexpected moment that happened when working ...

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Joe Keery was on the crux of losing his latest Djo album. Keery, 32, took an Uber to grab a slice of pizza in New York City while his parents were visiting. Upon exiting the car, he "immediately ...

And then a damn sight further still. But the inimitable mainman has spoken frankly about his desire to make this feverishly-anticipated sixth album “more introspective” than what’s come before.