After experimenting with different sounds and genres, Bradley James has found his musical home in House music where he is already gaining the kudos of his peers.
Within a year after starting to produce his own music, in 2013, Bradley James began working with record labels such as Treatment.
Performed
Despite his musical genre being a very crowded arena, music industry heads already believe he will make his mark and he has performed his tracks live on BBC Introducing on radio in the West Midlands.
Bradley James is based near Birmingham in Staffordshire in the UK where he started out as a mobile DJ. His influences include Deadmau5, Michael Woods, Nicky Romero and elements of electro house from Afrojack.
“Charger” is Bradley’s breakthrough debut single, a minimal but powerful electro house dance track.
Featured
“Charger” comes out on Matchbox Recordings on 28 July 2014 and has already been featured on BBC Introducing.
The single was recorded at Estoril Studios and mastered by The Fat Mastering (Pete Tong, Radio One, Armin Van Buurun, Timo Mass).
Charger is on YouTube:
Llve on BBC Introducing West Midlands:
A previous track Pure also live on BBC Introducing on radio in the West Midlands:
Website: http://www.bradleyjames.co.uk
YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/BradleyJamesMusic
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