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J.S. is the singer/songwriter/programmer of UK alternative legends [[Pitchshifter (band)|Pitchshifter]], and founder of [[PSI Records]]. [[Pitchshifter (band)|Pitchshifter]] is musical group that recorded some 8 studio albums for the likes of: [[Music Corporation of America|MCA]], [[Geffen Records |Geffen]], [[EMI]], [[Sanctuary Records]] and seminal UK alternative label [[Earache Records]]. On studio recordings J.S. and Pitchshifter have collaborated with: [[Jello Biafra]] of the [[Dead Kennedys]], [[John Stanier (drummer)|John Stanier]] of [[Helmet]], [[Dave Jerden]] (producer of [[Alice In Chains]], [[Offspring (band)| The Offspring]]) and producer 'Machine'. Pitchshifter were awarded a Platinum Sales Award for their part in the Mortal Kombat: Annihilation soundtrack.
Pitchshifter toured and played in 25 countries with bands like: [[Metallica]], [[Iggy Pop]], [[Black Sabbath]], [[Offspring (band)| The Offspring]], [[Ministry (band)|Ministry]], [[Incubus (band)|Incubus]], [[Staind]], [[Limp Bizkit]], [[Deftones]], [[Lost Prophets]], [[Hundred Reasons]], [[Quicksand (band)|Quicksand]], [[Gravity Kills]], [[Stabbing Westward]], [[Junkie XL]], [[Static X]], [[Gorilla Biscuits]], [[No Means No (band)|No Means No]], [[Fugazi (band)|Fugazi]] . The band also played many festivals such as: [[Reading Festival]], [[Big Day Out]], [[Livid]], [[Ozzfest]], [[Phoenix Festival]], 'Bulldog Bash', and appeared on the MTV show 'Fashionably Loud' in [[Jamaica]] with the likes of [[Usher (entertainer)|Usher]] and [[Limp Bizkit]]. J.S. has been an on-stage guest of [[Los Angeles]] based super-group [[Camp Freddy (band)|Camp Freddy]] on a few
J.S.'s own music, the music of [[Pitchshifter (band)|Pitchshifter]] and that of his record label [[PSI Records]] had been placed many songs in movies, TV shows, commercials, video games such as: Annapolis, The Proposition, Narnia, Children Of Men, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Cat woman, Man On
In print J.S. has appeared twice on the cover of ''[[Kerrang!]]'' magazine as well as the covers of ''[[Rock Sound| Rock Sound Magazine]]'', ''[[Metal Hammer| Metal Hammer Magazine]]'', ''[[Terrorizer| Terrorizer Magazine]]'' and skate aficionado mag ''Big Cheese Magazine''. JS was also a guest columnist for ''[[Metal Hammer| Metal Hammer Magazine''for a year. On-Air JS has done interviews with stations all over the world from the UK and Europe to America, Japan and Australia.
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