JHVH ("Jehovah") is an electro-pop singer, songwriter, and performer based in New York City. Adopting a name of Biblical proportion, JHVH challenges himself with aspirational productions and performances, seeking a transcendent musicality.

A pop savant armed with a strong lyrical voice and angelic androgyny, JHVH is firmly planted in the realm of electronic pop, hyperpop, dream pop, and future bass. Trained by renowned vocal coach and vocal producer Debbie Beinhorn (Billboard #1 artist Clint Black, American Idol’s Kimberly Caldwell), JHVH shows a strong command over his vocals, with powerful belts and soaring high notes. Honing a wide skill set that encompasses songwriting, production, engineering, topline and lyric writing, JHVH is exemplary among today's emerging artists. Wielding a remarkable fusion of musical talent and clear artistic vision, JHVH utilizes his expertise in art direction, graphic design, fashion styling and makeup artistry to cultivate his image and build a brand. Guided by artistic instinct and a hands-on creative approach, JHVH's strong sense of identity allows him to stand out as entirely self-made.

His productions often pair sweeping orchestral inspirations and swirling electronic pulses with a deeply emotional overtone. JHVH cites a wide variety of influences from Britney Spears to Björk, Courtney Love to Charli XCX, and Tori Amos to Tchaikovsky. While pursuing a Visual Arts degree in Tokyo, Japan, he immersed himself in the world of J-pop and K-pop artists such as Ayumi Hamasaki, Utada Hikaru, BoA, and Perfume—influences apparent in his craft. His experience studying piano in his youth inspires him to compose stunning piano arrangements in his original music, as well as create heartfelt piano renditions of popular songs.

With an audience of almost 7,500 followers across all platforms and streaming analytics up 140% thanks to features on curated Spotify playlists, JHVH has been consistently building a dedicated fanbase. JHVH was recently featured on Samarecarm’s debut Twitch event, which raised $800 for the AAPI community in support of #StopAsianHate. JHVH also made his radio debut in July on WGXC Radio 90.7 FM’s Mystery Machine, a monthly show featuring new and emerging artists.

Over the past two years, JHVH has positioned himself as a community builder and advocate for emerging LGBTQ+ musicians with his “SUPPORT QUEER ARTISTS” monthly playlist, becoming a prominent curator within the online community. Identifying as queer/nonbinary, JHVH boldly explores gender in his imagery and writes songs that speak to the queer experience. JHVH is a proud advocate for his community and aims to be a prominent voice for LGBTQ+ youth. With 10 years of music production and vocal training under his belt, he is primed for making waves in the industry.