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My Heart to Joy

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My Heart to Joy
Also known as	David Schwimmer My Heart to Joy at the Same Tone
Origin	Berlin, Connecticut, United States
Genres	Emo, melodic hardcore, punk rock, indie rock, post-hardcore
Years active	2006–2011 2013
Labels	Topshelf Records, Triumph of Life Records

Past members	Alan Huck Ryan Nelson Jon Makowski Greg Horbal Chris Teti Ross Cohen Steven Buttery

My Heart to Joy was an American emo band from Berlin, Connecticut. Originally formed when the members are at high school, They released a demo, two EPs, a compilation, and an album.

Members of My Heart to Joy went on to play in The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die and Self Defense Family, and previously The Golden Gates, Summit, Connecticut, and Perfect Lines.