Biography
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Born
9 October 2000 (age 23)
Jorden van Ramshorst, known as JVR Rams (Utrecht, 9 October 2000) started as a music producer in 2019, when he was only 18 years old, specializing in Deep-House, Dance and Electro (music style) music, under the name J.V.R. Rams. His first hit was Summer is Coming all Right (Winter version).
The name JVR Rams is based on the name of the Dutch Music Producer; Jorden van Ramshorst.
JVR Rams is known for creating a "strange music style" out of house beats, with heavy use of samples and filtered strings in combination with eastern instruments such as the Sitar. His song Through the Desert is an ode to the Sahara desert. This song is an example of his musical style, among others.
JVR Rams has also worked on several remixes, for example Jason & Argonauts based on the Hollywood film Jason Prelude 1963. This was JVR Rams's most popular track on Spotify in December 2019. He has also created a kind of African song known as The Secret''. The song has different samples combined with jazz, African and tribal sounds. Similarly, each song has a meaning. The meaning of the song 'The Secret' is the feeling of getting lost in the African jungle and getting in touch with an African tribe (according to JVR Rams' blog).
In November 2019, the single Luck was released, this song exudes a green and happy environment. JVR Rams is quite active on his Social Media, he has multiple profiles on Masthead.social, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and VKontakte among others. In addition, a blog has been set up for news & information about JVR Rams.
Rams told in late 2019 that he was going to focus more on music from the middle east. Under the 'Arab' genre, his releases include Through The Desert, The Arabian Tomb, The World Islands & Kuwait. Hereby, 'The Journey' of each song is depicted in the official music video on JVR Rams' YouTube channel.
JVR Rams has a total of 18 officially released songs to his credit on February 1, 2020.
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