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He was producer for the award-winning 2007 feature film "Farewell Darkness (winner of such prestigious awards as: 'Best Feature Film' at the Drake International (Italy) and Del Ray Beach Film Festivals, respectively. James is no stranger to the lens' eye either. You may spot him in such titles: "The Birthday Card," "Common Senses," "The Break-Up," "Roscoe Village," and more.

Their sophomore album, "Stangeland" was released in January 2006 and featured Dizzy Reed of Guns N' Roses on piano and Hammond C2 Organ. The album quickly gained popularity, with the help of the notorious Howie Rosen, and landed the group two hit singles -"Hollywood Girl" and "Needless to Say" respectively - which ranked highly among two separate formats & audience demographics (Rock & Adult Contemporary). In addition to his successful musical career, James has also dabbled into the Film/TV Industry.

Additionally, James is making a name for himself as a composer since his debut for the highly respected, revered and award-winning 2006 short-film "Soldier;" Film Threat Magazine wrote, ". . .

It was released in 2003 on Court Jester's debut album, "GINA" [Cellar Records]. For the last thirteen years, James has composed (music & lyrics) and arranged nearly 95% of Court Jester's published library of songs; and lest we not forget. . . Court Jester's rhythm/lead guitarist.

And in 2003, they released their debut album (encompassing a decade of songs James had written), "Gina," drew critical acclaim for their efforts and had put the band on the map.

James appeared in the a 2003 major network & cable commercial campaign for WAHL, Inc. alongside UFC Heavyweight Champion, Andrei Arlovski; James currently endorses WAHL, Inc. 's line of Beard Trimmers.

James is the originating founder of Court Jester, along with founding bassist, Erick Koenig, in 1998.

In 1992, James wrote his first song, "Welcome To Hell," which was recorded for the first time, in a professional studio, in 1996. It took another 7-years to become James' vision he had 11-years prior.

By the time junior high rolled around, much to the chagrin of his parents, James was drawn to the electric guitar, and began his new journey, his calling, in 1991.

Born on April 12th, 1978 to Roque "Rocky" (Father) and Rolee' (Mother) [having proud heritage and origins within the Sioux Nation, and Ooglala Tribe], James Azrael was destined to enter the music industry. At the age of six, "The Rev," as he's often referred to now, began his musical prowess with the piano, but promptly moved on to become the solo upright bass-player for his school's orchestra at the age of nine.