Originally hailing from Lighthouse Cove, Ontario, Canadian capital of the big Muskee, Jim’s parents bought him a guitar for his 8th birthday: a plywood crate from the Eaton’s catalog with a hula girl stenciled on the front. Little did they know what they were beginning- they were only hoping that he’d stop "borrowing" the neighbour’s guitar….

"Why do I do this?” I ask myself this question every time I perform. "Is this just my ego?" It has to be true that there is some ego there but it goes way beyond that. In the simplest terms it’s "I write, therefore I am." Corny, I know, but I actually hear myself thinking in song. Everything from the mundane to the serious... in my minds "ear" I hear a melody lines and music when I am pondering a problem or situation. Does that make me nuts? Maybe. Some of the songs that play in my head I am driven to share, to experience them with others. I am a song writer.
In my performances, I now have lots of songs that have a rough melody and style and a stream of consciousness. Lyrics that varies each time I play them. They are stories that are “told” on the spot as performed. My band mates says it’s their favorite part of the show. To me, it's the scariest. I either soar or painfully crash. I have to be very careful about saying something stupid or inappropriate (yes I  am human), yet these human moments result in the biggest connection, the deepest vibes and magic with the audience. It is for these moments that I write songs. So in retrospect, I am conscious, yes , but not so careful as to destroy the spontaneity.
I love doing things and going places that I am told aren’t popular or I won’t fit in. A while back I told a wrestling coach of mine that I wanted to try for the Olympic team. He laughed. I dumped him. Two years later I was a walk-on at the wrestling trials. An underdog. I finished third. One step short of a spot on the team.
In high school I had a music teacher who told me that I would never be any good. He dumped me. Three years later I was in another school, competed against his protégée in the city wide talent show and won.
I got hurt working on the oil-rigs in Alberta. A very severe secondary infection in one knee. Was told I was going to lose my leg. I still have two.
Got injured in a car accident and couldn’t play guitar for almost 3 years, but I am playing, writing and performing again for the last 20 years. I am better now than before. You never can tell how things will work out.
Yup I love proving skeptics and naysayers wrong. I love being the underdog. Not too comfortable.
As a song writer being comfortable is a curse. Too much comfort is death. I get lazy and non-committal. Not enough comfort leads to paralysis. I have to work a day job that kills time and just gives enough money to almost cover bills. Somewhere in there, is a place where I get to be comfortable enough to not be paralyzed and yet still hungry enough to want to write. I am working toward that hungry comfortable and I hope you all like my music and songs enough to help me get there.
If you see me at a show come up and say you read this. Let me know what you think about it and what you heard. Tell me how you felt.
Jim Moffatt

DJ B Bomb B  
Since 1995, DJ B Bomb B has been on a relentless sonic quest, carving a path through the evolution of electronic music. What began with the hypnotic pulses of progressive trance soon erupted into a fusion of electro house, mash-ups, and dubstep—each genre refining his craft, each new sound pushing him further. But it was electro and electro breaks that finally ignited his soul, locking him into a rhythm that pulses with raw energy and futuristic intensity.  

Surrounded by friends deeply embedded in the music scene, DJ B Bomb B has absorbed and elevated the underground sound, driven to bigger and bolder heights. His sets are not just music—they are kinetic experiences, where shattered synths collide with thunderous breakbeats and basslines that ripple through the crowd like an unstoppable current. Each transition, each drop, is a calculated surge, designed to pull dancers into the electricity of the moment.  

Now, after decades of exploration, DJ B Bomb B stands as an architect of movement, an unrelenting force pushing electro breaks forward while keeping its underground roots alive. He doesn’t just play music—he creates sonic moments that resonate long after the night fades. Representing TLA with pride, alongside DJ Natural Nate, Axel V, Andre Electro, Chris Peacock, Jigga Bot, and Angel Pitch—true forces in the scene, fueling the journey every step of the way. The story isn’t over—it’s only getting louder.  


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J'ai eux mes 33 ans le 28 octobre et je suis auteurs compositeurs depuis 2023

If you want to buy any of these tracks then go here: www.stormboy.net (there's some free stuff there too). If you can't find what you're looking for then give me a shout. 

I make all sorts of electronic music, from progressive through to the filmic and anywhere in between. But my love is melodic electronica. I had several tracks released in 2009  - two EPs on Summer Rain Recordings (http://summerrainrecordings.net) and one on Adjust Recordings (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/home/detail/1/beatport#app=a207&a486-index=3). 

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