Joseph Attieh is a Lebanese singer and artist, born on May 14, 1987, in Batroun, North Lebanon. He rose to prominence in the Arab music scene after winning the third season of the popular talent show "Star Academy" in 2005, becoming the first Lebanese contestant to achieve this title. This victory marked the beginning of a successful artistic career, launching his first single, "La Trouhy" (Don't Go), in 2006, which became a bestseller in Lebanon and the Middle East. Attieh has since released a series of successful albums, including his debut "Mawhoum" in February 2010, followed by "Chou Btaemel Bel Nass" (2012), "Hobb W Mkattar" (2015), "Al Aghani Li Amelta Elik" (2017), and "Mnehkom Aal Nas" (2022). His career is characterized by musical diversity, encompassing romantic and pop songs, as well as patriotic anthems that resonated widely, most notably "El Haq Ma Beymout" (The Truth Never Dies), also known as "Lebnan Rah Yerjaa" (Lebanon Will Return). He also ventured into acting with a role in the 2008 series "Jiran" (Neighbors) and has performed theme songs for several series and films, solidifying his status as a versatile artist.

Joseph Attieh won the title of the third season of "Star Academy" in 2005, becoming the first Lebanese artist to win with 55.15% of the audience votes. This achievement served as a powerful launchpad for his artistic career. He received his first Murex d'Or award in 2009 for Best Patriotic Song for his hit "El Haq Ma Beymout" ("Lebnan Rah Yerjaa"). He later won a second Murex d'Or in 2013 for Best Album for "Chou Btaemel Bel Nass". In 2010, Attieh was nominated for the Best Middle East Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards, a recognition of his widespread regional appeal and the success of his work.

Joseph Attieh studied radio and television production. He also learned to play several musical instruments, including the guitar, piano, and nai.