The finale of Stranger Things 5 has propelled Joe Keery’s song “End Of Beginning,” which went viral, back onto the music charts; fans are expressing their affection for Steve Harrington.
Joe Keery, who plays Steve Harrington in Stranger Things, works as a musican under the stage name DJo, better know for the 2024 viral song End of Beginning
One of the most cherished Stranger Things performers, Joe Keery, has not only captured hearts with his portrayal of Steve Harrington in the Netflix series, but he has also been enriching the audience’s experience as an artist. As the blockbuster series approaches its conclusion with the airing of season 5, episode 8 titled The Rightside Up, fans are coming together to support not only Joe but also his musical endeavors. For those who may not know, Joe is a renowned musician who creates music under the alias DJo. It would be accurate to describe him as a musician who has transitioned into acting. With the final chapter of Stranger Things 5 debuting, Joe’s worldwide hit End of Beginning has reemerged on the charts.
About End of Beginning
Album art of Joe Keery aka DJo’s End of Beginning
Following his exit from the band Post Animal in 2018 due to his acting obligations, Joe embarked on a solo career and released the unexpected hit End of Beginning in 2024. Originally the sixth track from his second studio album, Decide, it gained viral popularity on social media, particularly TikTok, leading to its release as a single on March 1, 2024. The track marked his debut on the Billboard Hot 100.
End of Beginning resonates with fans’ emotions about Stranger Things finale
As Stranger Things approaches its conclusion, Joe’s End of Beginning has reappeared on the charts. According to reports, the song by Djo climbed to No. 2 (+1) on the Global Spotify chart with 5.04 million streams. It can be reasonably inferred that, considering the emotional weight of the Stranger Things finale after a 9-year journey, the song is resonating deeply with its devoted fanbase right now.
End of Beginning is rich with emotional resonance and depth. It features smooth vocals, nostalgic synths, and gentle guitar riffs, reflecting on the bittersweet feelings of leaving Chicago, and highlights Joe’s distinct musical abilities beyond his well-known acting role. Joe, as DJo, has since been seen performing the single at numerous concerts and events.
