We Dance, We Drink : this is the Ape Raw.

You jump someone in a mall, expect to get jumped in a casino....

If you wanna Collab, PM me. Also check out @cliffordwolfenstein @fireneverlies @rocketmonsterking and @worthlesspos  for some other quality music/songs.
So this is the musical account of what I always wanted to be a noise music.  Turns out I wanted to do more stuff with a vocaloid program, and then it was a softer music in the end.  I don't know what I'll do next, but it will be more with this style of vocals.

In a way it's sort of an operatic style, but without regards to the content.  It sort of becomes more about the message and less at the same time.  I find it really interesting since I've always worked with the meaning of the vocals and how they fit and music and with this I don't have to.  It's more about the pattern and in the details of song writing about the syllables of the notes but I try to keep it to just what words I want to write.

2019 Defected DJ Competition Winner
2018 DJ Mag DJ Competition Winner
2017 Defected DJ Competition Runner Up
2017 Mixmag DJ Competition Finalist 

Mauritian born, Jean-Marie Pierre (alias JMP) is an up and coming House and Techno DJ/Producer based in Cambridge, UK. His first release ‘Hands in The Air Now’ supported by the likes of Paco Osuna, Blond:ish, Roog and more, has already been played at the world-famous Hi Ibiza in 2019. His passion for music along with his work ethic has put him on the radar of internationally known brands. In his very short music career, JMP has already played for the likes of Defected Records at their Croatia festival as well as their flagship event Defected In The House at Ministry of Sound London with a stellar line up including Sam Divine, Low Steppa Simon Dunmore to name a few. He has played for the world-renowned DJ Mag at Leeds & Reading Festival alongside Jax Jones, Mike Skinner, Boston Bun and more. JMP was also invited to play at Mixmag Lab London warming up for Saoirse getting himself his own personal recorded set. Expect to hear quality curated bouncy drum-driven beats by JMP in the very near future.

First the day after tomorrow must come for me. Some men are born posthumously.

TuPac&#x27;s voice from the grave is following

TuPac's voice from the grave is following