Jimme has been involved in the music industry since 1999 as a Producer, Vocalist and DJ.
As resident DJ in some of Sydney's leading clubs including the Globe, Home, Establishment, Slip Inn and Ruby Rabbit, Jimme began his career supporting such acts as Portishead, Groove Armada, Diplo, Kyoto Jazz Massive and Crazy P. Following invitations to DJ in Europe in 2005 , Jimme returned to Australia to commence music consulting and booking live acts. Clients included the Commonwealth Games (2006); Ruby Rabbit; MTV Music Awards afterparties and Sydney Fashion Week.
In 2006 Jimme commenced collaborations with Aya Larkin (Skunkhour), which included the remix of 'Home'. This relationship saw performances across Sydney with Jimme supporting as DJ to Aya's vocals. Here began inspiration for Jimme to commence work on solo material which formed the foundations for his work with Nathan Gatt, the duo soon becoming known as Stereo Thieves.
Inspired by the pre-millenium sounds of Radiohead, Primal Scream and the Happy Mondays, Stereo Thieves completed their self titled album in 2009. Blending alternative and experimental modern electronica, the new release sparked interest from Virgin Records (UK & USA), Witchita Records (UK) and EMI Records (AUS). Live performances included support for Fat Feddys Drop (NZ), Flying Lotus (UK), Morcheeba (UK) and The Dodos (USA) and instore performances at the Apple Store (Sydney). Stereo Thieves created works in television for Natural Born Traveller (Channel 10) and Roadtrip Nation (PBS Network) and Lonely Planet TV.
In 2010 Jimme commenced work on different side projects including an LP release with Australia's Fretless, performing vocals on two tracks ( Kat & Mouse and Scott's Theme) which was released world wide and being compared to an Australian Gorillaz. Soon after the Fretless release Jimme formed DEAD EARS with French producer Steeve Body. The band which included bassist Sid Mitchell, guitarist Neil Caesar and Lead guitarist / keyboardist Andrew Dawson released their first self titled LP in 2012 to great success playing countless shows around Sydney.
Now focusing on a solo project Jimme has been toying around with different ideas heading down the electronic path and with a move to Tokyo in 2017 expect neon sounds from the rising sun.
As resident DJ in some of Sydney's leading clubs including the Globe, Home, Establishment, Slip Inn and Ruby Rabbit, Jimme began his career supporting such acts as Portishead, Groove Armada, Diplo, Kyoto Jazz Massive and Crazy P. Following invitations to DJ in Europe in 2005 , Jimme returned to Australia to commence music consulting and booking live acts. Clients included the Commonwealth Games (2006); Ruby Rabbit; MTV Music Awards afterparties and Sydney Fashion Week.
In 2006 Jimme commenced collaborations with Aya Larkin (Skunkhour), which included the remix of 'Home'. This relationship saw performances across Sydney with Jimme supporting as DJ to Aya's vocals. Here began inspiration for Jimme to commence work on solo material which formed the foundations for his work with Nathan Gatt, the duo soon becoming known as Stereo Thieves.
Inspired by the pre-millenium sounds of Radiohead, Primal Scream and the Happy Mondays, Stereo Thieves completed their self titled album in 2009. Blending alternative and experimental modern electronica, the new release sparked interest from Virgin Records (UK & USA), Witchita Records (UK) and EMI Records (AUS). Live performances included support for Fat Feddys Drop (NZ), Flying Lotus (UK), Morcheeba (UK) and The Dodos (USA) and instore performances at the Apple Store (Sydney). Stereo Thieves created works in television for Natural Born Traveller (Channel 10) and Roadtrip Nation (PBS Network) and Lonely Planet TV.
In 2010 Jimme commenced work on different side projects including an LP release with Australia's Fretless, performing vocals on two tracks ( Kat & Mouse and Scott's Theme) which was released world wide and being compared to an Australian Gorillaz. Soon after the Fretless release Jimme formed DEAD EARS with French producer Steeve Body. The band which included bassist Sid Mitchell, guitarist Neil Caesar and Lead guitarist / keyboardist Andrew Dawson released their first self titled LP in 2012 to great success playing countless shows around Sydney.
Now focusing on a solo project Jimme has been toying around with different ideas heading down the electronic path and with a move to Tokyo in 2017 expect neon sounds from the rising sun.
