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JRabbit first came into the scene in 2009, with his remix for B.Rich on Party Like Us Records. Shortly after he began working with Reidspeed and her label, Play Me Records, first with the ep I'm so Happy. Then again in 2010 with the Mustardayonnaise EP done with contributing artist Tremourz. He worked with Tremourz again in 2010, with his break through single, Sexy Party. The song gained lots of support from acts like Bassnectar, Excision, Skrillex and many more.
In 2011, JRabbit finished a bootleg of Benny Benassi's classic song, Satisfaction. The song gained lots support from acts such as Diplo,Laidback Luke,Benny Benassi and many more. The song's popularity lead to it's eventual, official release on Ministry of Sound's The Sound of Dubstep Vol. 3.
In later 2011, JRabbit joined Skrillex on his Mothership Tour. Playing alongside 12th Planet, Nadastrom, Dillon Francis, Knife Party and more. The tour covered the United States and Canada and was described by many "unforgettable" and "ground breaking".
In 2012, JRabbit started to blend genres, starting with his Ninja Step EP on Play Me Records. He had other successes with EPs and remixes in 2012 and a single on OWSLA but his next two breakthrough tunes, were his moombahcore bootlegs of Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Del the Funky Homosapien's Mistadobalina. Which gained lots of dj support and attention.
Also in 2012 he toured with Flux Pavilion and Brown and Gammon, on Flux's Standing on a Hill Tour and with Sluggo and Helicopter Showdown on the No Hostages Tour.
Later that year, JRabbit remixed Korn's Narcissistic Cannibal, which was a collaboration with Skrillex, Kill the Noise. The remix was later featured on UKF.
In early 2013, he tour with Big Chocolate on their American Hustle Tour.
he began to blend genres even more with releases on Buygore and Dim Mak. Also with remixes for Ali Love, Flinch, Helicopter Showdown and more. In the summer he released a bootleg of Tequila which gained huge support and popularity both online and at festivals. Now with over 4.5 million views on youtube it has not only become a jrabbit classic, but a staple in trap remixes.
In 2014, JRabbit toured with Terravita on their "Rituals Tour". Shortly after tour, JRabbit released an EP with Slow Roast Records, "Peyote Soda EP".
Now in 2015, after a brief hiatus, due to personal matters, JRabbit has teamed up with Thrive Records and is wrapping up his debut house album. "Give it to Me", the first single from the album, has been scheduled for release 6/30/15.

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Somewhere, lost among stars and galaxies, a grain of sand started to get moist. Then it went completely rotten. On its surface, some little chemical "systems" started to multiply. Unsignificant but complex, these chemical systems got more and more implanted. Some of them, self-called "Homo-Sapiens", started to enlarge their information treatment organ, self-called "Brain". This unefficient tool, always disturbed and distortionned by something self-called "Emotions", made them believe they had a purpose. But the delusion went further. Guided by emotions, they started to build rough and unrepresentative imitations of the informations they recieved from their environment, which they called "Art". And some prefered copying and modifying vibration waves, calling it "Music". A few of them even tried to make their music more and more rotten, creating what they called "Dubstep". But only one of them decided to use it as a tool. A tool to tell a message..."Enjoy hearing rotten wave imitations built by a chemical system on a rotten grain of sand"

