For nearly a decade, J-Dub has been traveling North America and Europe laying down his own unique brand of new-school house with a hypnotic, versatile and irresistible sound that both dance floor massives and hardcore heads can vibe to. With a combination of seamless cut and paste blends, eclectic programming, funky, elegant bass lines, deeply soulful vocals, and relentless percussion, this Chicago bred house sensei shuns convention opting instead to forge a highly personal style based on the great Windy City house tradition of crossing boundaries and breaking rules. His highly developed deep jacking technique, developed in the fires of Chicago’s heated DJ scene, has opened the doors to many residencies at top venues across North America including Shelter (Chicago), Crobar (Chicago), Red Dog (Chicago), Common Thread @ Sonar (Vancouver), 360 (Los Angeles), Sorted @ Smart Bar (Chicago), Material @ Rednofive (Chicago), and, most recently, Hush/Underbar (Toronto).
J-Dub has established a reputation as a versatile showstopper with an infectious energy and verve that inspires and invigorates long after his sets are over. In 2000, he toured North America with house legend Mark Farina on his San Francisco Sessions tour. This led to his becoming a frequent guest at the top house venues across North America and Europe over the years including Industry (Toronto), Crobar (Miami), The End (London), Folies Pigalle (Paris), Transit (Philadelphia), and Melodic (Los Angeles). He’s also played shows with some of the top talents in the industry including Moby, Fat Boy Slim, Derrick Carter, Josh Wink, King Britt, Francois Kevorkian, and Derrick May to name a few. It was at Industry that he became a key figure in the Canadian house scene, with his performances at DJ Sneak’s Solid monthly. Since those days in the late 90s, J-Dub has toured Canada from coast to coast and become a regular at Sneak Beats events in Chicago, Miami, London, and Toronto.
Trained as a filmmaker and in the theatre, J-Dub mixes genres, eras, and new school/old school methods without diluting the essence of his style. As the lead vocalist of Greenskeepers, J-Dub has dived headfirst into an entirely new arena to showcase his writing and performance talents. His first release, “On The Line”, featured remixes from house production luminaries Kaskade, J.T. Donaldson, Mark Farina, and Pete Moss. Relocating to London in 2005, he began to hone his writing and branch out into other genres outside of house. He also became one of Ministry of Sound’s US resident DJ’s as well as a regular with the Artizan Music crew. Returning stateside in late 2007, the releases started to flow with “Buffalo Girl” originally on Drop Music and later remixed by Derrick Carter and DJ Sneak. “You Know What To Do” quickly followed also receiving the remix treatment from D.C. Rockstar Games commissioned the Greenskeepers to write a song to help launch the latest installment of the global phenomenon known as Grand Theft Auto. GTA IV blasted onto shelves in April of 2008 heralded by a non-stop media blitz accompanied by “Vagabond” a Greenskeepers featuring J-Dub dance rock monster. During the summer of 2008, J-Dub joined James Curd and L.A. indie rock/electro superstar DJ Chris Holmes in forming Science & Industry, a new dance rock band committed to making fun party rocking jams with wit and a wink. Their debut EP will be dropping on Liar Liar Records this summer. Also coming is the fourth collaboration between James Curd and J-Dub, “We Just Won’t Stop” on DFA Records engineered by LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy. Later in the year, J-Dub will be featured on Justin Long’s debut solo release “Strange” on Dot Bleep Recordings. With live tour dates, DJ sets, and production releases on a wide range of labels, 2009 is shaping up to be the strongest ever for the multi-dimensional J-Dub from Chicago.
Visit http://www.myspace/jdubfromchicago for more information on J-Dub
There is a another J-Dub hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. J-Dub of Pittsburgh is CEO of Vocal Publishing, a highly opinionated editorial journalist, writer, and relationship adviser. He podcasts his show "I Know Everything" from Podomatic.com. See http://vocal.podomatic.com/ for more information on J-Dub.
The Model
J-Dub Lyrics
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Nice waist pretty face hair done too
I love the way you dress and I love your attitude
God took some extra time when he made you
Nobody hotter shape like a coke bottle
Ima get the camera cause you definitely a model
Cause you walk like a model in the zone like you auto
And I see the way you glowing and you don't even try to
Nails done pretty hands and yo toes too
I love the way you dress and I love your attitude
God took some extra time when he made you
Nobody hotter shape like a coke bottle
Ima get the camera Cause you definitely a model
Cause you walk like a model in the zone like you auto
Strike a pose reach yo goals and don't let nobody stop you
Irresistible you my kinda perfect
And you walk with so much class I can see that you worth it
I seen a couple dimes but I don't really care
You 100 ain't no fronting can't no one compare
No make up you got the natural skin popping
The cherry to my sundae you that extra topping
The brows is looking sharp I know you like em arched
Not too close but not too far apart
With yo lipstick on but you prefer the gloss
And I know you mean business something like a boss
You sure I ain't see you on the tv in a movie scene
Or on the front of vogue or an ebony magazine
You something special I can see it in yo eyes
And of course I can't forget about yo hips and yo thighs
You got me mesmerized cause you simply gorgeous
I don't see a damn flaw cause to me you so flawless
I know that you model cause you so beautiful
Nice waist pretty face hair done too
I love the way you dress and I love your attitude
God took some extra time when he made you
Nobody hotter shape like a coke bottle
Ima get the camera cause you definitely a model
Cause you walk like a model in the zone like you auto
And I see the way you glowing and you don't even try to
I know a model cause you so beautiful
Nails done pretty hands and yo toes too
I love the way you dress and I love your attitude
God took some extra time when he made you
Put you in a photo booth you gone have a photoshoot
I ain't gotta tell you cause you already know you're cute
Pretty young Queen read you like a novel
Put you on the runway cause you is model
I know I'm full of myself you can be full of me too
But Enough about me cause I'm focused on you
Your style original and I know it's real
Tennis shoes flip flops love you in them heels
Model girl model girl won't you let me in
Light skin white skin I like the melanin
No Snapchat let me get a snapshot
A+ portfolio everything is top notch
Cute, smart and you spread love
All the above girl I'm addicted like a drug
Let get a frontal let me get a side view
Like Pokémon I'm just tryna get a pikachu
I know that you model cause you so beautiful
Nice waist pretty face hair done too
I love the way you dress and I love your attitude
God took some extra time when he made you
Nobody hotter shape like a coke bottle
Ima get the camera cause you definitely a model
Cause you walk like a model in the zone like you auto
And I see the way you glowing and you don't even try to
I know a model cause you so beautiful
Nails done pretty hands and yo toes too
I love the way you dress and I love your attitude
God took some extra time when he made you
In the song "The Model" by J-Dub, the lyrics express admiration and appreciation for a beautiful and confident woman who possesses the qualities of a model. The artist emphasizes her physical attractiveness, noting her nice waist, pretty face, and well-groomed appearance. The comparison to a coke bottle shape suggests an hourglass figure that is universally desirable.
J-Dub applauds the woman's confident demeanor and stylish fashion choices, acknowledging that she walks like a professional model and exudes a natural glow without even trying. He recognizes her as a "model" because of her stunning beauty and impeccable sense of style.
The lyrics go beyond physical attributes and begin to explore the woman's personality and character. J-Dub admires her attitude and mentions that she possesses a certain level of class that sets her apart from the rest. He considers her to be "irresistible" and someone who is worth his attention and admiration.
The lyrics also touch on the woman's makeup choices, praising her for having a natural and flawless look. J-Dub mentions her arched eyebrows, preferring a natural appearance rather than an overly made-up one. He praises her as a strong and independent woman, suggesting that she means business and embodies qualities of a boss.
As the lyrics progress, J-Dub continues to shower the woman with compliments. He compares her to a cherry on top of a sundae, emphasizing her unique and special qualities. He also mentions her seductive hips and thighs, emphasizing her physical allure.
J-Dub acknowledges that the woman's beauty and confidence make her stand out, as if she belongs in movies or on the cover of prestigious magazines. He describes her as mesmerizing and flawless, unable to find any flaws in her appearance.
Overall, the lyrics of "The Model" celebrate and admire the beauty, confidence, and style of the woman being described. The song highlights her physical attributes, fashion choices, and attitude, viewing her as someone who possesses the qualities of a professional model.
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Jonathan Short
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