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Originally from Oakland CA, Las Vegas-based Fans of Jimmy Century is an original indiewave, modwave, neo noir duo led by vocalist/songwriter/voice actor Alicia Perrone and bassist/songwriter/producer/video director Victor James.

FOJC is inspired by both genre-bending and creating alter egos to match their songs' vibes and videos, releasing an eclectic and exotic range of singles in 2018 & 2017. They're known for their funny music videos, most evident in “Buddha and Johnny Make An Action Movie,” aka the 70s-inspired Prank music video spoofing buddy films for their rockrap electropunk iTunes-charting single “Best of My Generation (Johnny Rotten).” This left-of-field genre bounce was a far cry from the previous single, the wickedly kitsch & vampy villainous swing, Tim Burton-esque “All My Friends Are Ice Queens,” and really showed off their range.

They remained indie until 2014 when they signed to a 2-single deal with Bungalo/Universal Music Group. Their debut song for the label “Va Va Voom to the Moon,” had consistent airplay on Vegas’ Mix 94.1. They left the deal and continued to self-release in 2015. Soon after, their song, “Delicate Fever,” was feat in the WB film “Get Hard" w Kevin Hart, Will Ferrell.

Sync placements inc Gossip Girl, Finding Nemo 3D, Hall Pass, Bad Teacher, Ray Donovan, Law and Order: SVU, Betsey Johnson XO, Housewives of NYC and more. “Hot Sahara,” their most popular sync song was best known for its feat on The L Word during the infamous threesome scene, aka the Hot Sahara scene.

FOJC will collab w producer Chris Moon (best known for discovering Prince) on a special project in 2019.

FOJC also produces a popular residency show at The Copa Room on the Las Vegas strip southside called "Fatale Originale."

Alicia is also a Voice Actor f. on campaigns for Starbucks, Lyft, Audible, Ibis Hotels, Beetroot Union, Gio Collection, Wired Magazine, W Hotel, IBM, UMG.