27 Year old Rapper/Singer songwriter from Bradly Beach New Jersey.
My first album "Pigeon Man" is OUT NOW.

Now BOLQUIO 
soundcloud.com/bolquio

everything here is unfinished.

Makin' music in my cave.
Booking / Contact : redpandrezz@gmail.com

» BE YOURSELF. FOLLOW YOUR PASSIONS.
» MELODIC BASS / DUBSTEP

JUST JAMES finds meaningful connection through music. He aims to extend that same feeling to others - creating powerful and emotional music that makes his fans truly feel something.

Graduating with a degree in finance, JUST JAMES entered the corporate world shortly after school. Unfulfilled and unhappy, he decided to learn music production - something he had always wanted to do. With early success JUST JAMES left his corporate job for part time work to follow his passion seriously. 

Since his first release he has amassed over 2M streams and released on multiple labels - including Steve Aoki's "Dim Mak" and Insomniac’s “Lost In Dreams”. JUST JAMES has also opened for many of EDM's biggest names including Illenium, Gryffin, Tchami, Oliver Heldens and more.

For JUST JAMES it’s about more than just the music. With his platform he encourages others to be themselves, shares the importance of following your passions, and brings light to mental health issues as well.

Contact - justjames@justjamesmusic.us

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Tired, excited, and a little hungry, the band arrive at the venue just after 3:15 pm. They park the car and lift the most important of their instruments out of the back. The sounds of WANIMA, Panic! At the Disco, Twenty One Pilots or Enter Shikari emanate from the open doors in the brief seconds before the engine is turned off and the power cut. 

    Already Late takes the stage towards the end of the night. B-Stixx counts them in, and they explode into the first track on the setlist. Jest A King, flows from singing to rapping, from guitar to ukulele all while exuding an on stage persona that screams “rock-star”. B-Stixx’s drums swell and burst, making time itself a slave to the band’s whims. Gluing it all together are Hakase's basslines, making sure the songs are groovy and solid.
 
     Every song in their set is different. They blend and cross genres as if they were trying on clothes in a thrift store. Hip-Hop fuses with pop-punk. English lyrics are intermixed with Japanese. Indie, funk and hardcore all find their place. But, beneath this eccentricity and eclecticism, is a subtle cohesion that says, “That is definitely an Already Late song”. As wild and diverse as the show seems, it can be expressed easily by a single word: fun. By the end of the night, not a single person is left uninterested.

     “They sound like Green Day and Drake had a baby, and it was raised by ONE OK ROCK” one newly converted fan says.

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