What does it take to carve out a unique voice in the world of progressive metal and jazz? In this episode of Sixty Scales and the Truth, I sat down with Joseph Anidjar, a guitarist whose journey from jazz school rejection to headlining major shows is quite inspiring. Born in Paris and raised in Montreal, Joseph has built a reputation for his intricate polyrhythms, unexpected grooves, and expressive melodies.We dove into his early influences, his transition from metalcore to jazz, and his deep musical connection with Joshua de la Victoria. Joseph shares what it takes to stay creative, push technical boundaries, and find artistic authenticity in a genre that demands both precision and emotion. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and let me know your favorite part in the comments!