J Rice
Josh Rice better known as J Rice is an American pop and R&B artist signed to production house The Phantom Boyz.[1] He also is founder of his own J Rice Productions company.
J Rice started very early in music. His mother sang opera, grandmother played the violin, and great great grandfather was in a 5 piece quartet with his brothers and sisters.[2] J Rice built fame through his online posts and music videos starting 2009.[3] For his online output, he is known for his mult-layer solo interpretations as well as cooperation with many online artists like Ahmir, Jason Chen, Kurt Schneider, David Sides and many others.
Discography
Albums
- 2005: The Intro (on independent label J Rice)
- 2008: So Close (on independent label J Rice)
- 2011: Phantom Boyz Present: J Rice (on Phantom Boyz label)[2]
Singles
- 2011: "Thank You for the Broken Heart" [1]
- 2011: "Afraid of Love"
Appearances
- 2010: "Luv The Way U Lie (Not Afraid)" (J Rice feat Staz in Staz' album Dooomed)[4]
- 2010: "DJ Got Us Falling Love Again (Unofficial Remix)" (J Rice feat Staz in Staz' album Dooomed)[4]
- 2010: "California Gurls (Staz Remix)" (J Rice feat Staz in Staz' album Dooomed)[4]
- 2011: "Throw Me a Ladder" (Stella Mwangi feat J Rice on Mwangi's album Kinanda)
References
External links
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J Rice |
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Singer, songwriter, musician |
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