Originally had this phrase: Put your faith in it, but words like "fake" and "fade" came into focus as a modern metaphor for the state of the word we're currently living in. Still, I always try to aim for an upbeat funky song with a drive. From the latest album "Put Your Fake In It" [2023] Spotify: https://shorturl.at/chzGH

Put Your Fake In It

Put Your Fade In It

You cannot pronounce his name easily: Juiced? Well it's an anti- artist name lads and gents! He's a musician first. Inspired by the likes of Gino Vannelli, Todd Rundgren, Miles Davis, Frank Zappa, Boz Scaggs, John Martyn, Tubes, Terry Callier and 10cc. He started out as a drummer (1979, before turning his hand to writing. Recording since 1980, releasing digitally since 2005.
He describes himself as a "zelfbevlekkende, narcistische, selfkickende, obsessieve, uitknijpende liedjesmaker" which loosely translates (I think) as a "self-denigrating, narcissistic, self-flagellating squeezer-out of songs" as freely translated by Tom Robinson. "Bomb Won´t Go Off featured both on his BBC6 Radio show and BBC6 Mixtape in november 2012 as did "Stupid Song(s)in 2013. "Chalky" did that trick again in 2016 and "City Of The Mirrorballs did that in 2022. Released 21 digital albums so far, june 2025 newest "Collapse".

Put Your Fade In It

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