"In a world where I can be anything, why not be everything that I can't be?" Spending his formative years growing up in the mountainously majestic and vibrant town of Missoula Montana, PAJAMA JOSH always dreamed of a world where he could express himself through his music. Hot off the heels of a head spinning audition on American Idol where the judges tasked him with changing his clothes and ditching his perfectly pretentious persona so audiences could see
"the real him," Josh returned to the audition room later that day wearing a hot pink sweatshirt, drugstore leggings, and an acoustic rendition of Lady Gaga's "Just Dance." Josh's emotional performance of the dance hit won him the coveted golden ticket to Hollywood proving that there was more underneath the glitz and glam than what met the eye. Now, a Digital Associate by day and a hitmaker by night, most of PAJAMA JOSH's material exists at the crux of Social Media, Self-Image, and Mental Health. With song titles like "Too Many Tabs," "Catfish," and "Don't Wanna Be Myself," Josh's songs strike the nerve of how platforms like Tinder and TikTok are changing the way we think about ourselves and each other for better and for worse." "Social Media is like a mirror. I'm not saying it's good or bad. I'm saying it's a representation of how people all over the world think and feel, even when those thoughts and feelings aren't always rooted in what's real."

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