Solo Artist · Electronic

JHz

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489

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About

JHz has made significant contributions to electronic music, from drum and bass to game soundtracks.

James Cocozza, known professionally as JHz, emerged onto the electronic music scene in the late 1990s with a focus on drum and bass.

Since then, he has expanded his repertoire to include compositions for video games, television shows, and even animated series. His work has taken him across the globe, performing at venues and festivals in the United States, Australia, and Asia.

Sound

His music blends intricate drum patterns with atmospheric textures, creating a unique sonic identity that resonates across different genres.

Scene

JHz occupies a prominent position within the electronic music community, recognized for both his production skills and his live performances.

Timeline

· Began producing music in 1999, initially focusing on drum and bass.
· Composed music for computer games, television shows, and animated series.
· Has performed globally, including major tours in the US, Australia, and Asia.
· Recorded under the name JHz, as well as Roxiller with Chris Carter.
· Released singles such as 'Azures/Ping' (2003), 'Jack Jack' (2005), 'Computer Says No!' (2008), and 'Pitch Bitch' (2009).
· Collaborated with labels including TCR, Botchit and Scarper, and Secret Agent.