Steve James (DJ)

Stephen James Philibin (born April 11, 1998), better known by his stage name Steve James, is an American record producer, songwriter and DJ.

Steve James
Steve James in 2015
Background information
Birth nameStephen James Philibin
Born (1998-04-11) April 11, 1998
OriginJohnstown, Pennsylvania, United States
GenresElectronic, Pop
Years active2014–present
Websitewww.stevejamesofficial.com

Career

Steve James was born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He began learning the piano at the age of four, classically trained.[1] He was introduced to progressive house music by his brother and was inspired to pursue electronic music production after seeing Avicii live, at the age of 14. James began experimenting with Ableton at age 15 and found early success with his remix of ZHU's "Faded," which was the top remix of 2014 on Sirius XM's BPM Station.

In the summer of 2015, James took a trip to Los Angeles, California and was introduced to Jason Boyd (Poo Bear). Upon their first meeting, James played Poo Bear an instrumental idea on the piano, which lead to them co-writing and co-producing the title track on Justin Bieber's fourth studio album, 'Purpose.[2][3][4] The album has since gone 3x Platinum in the US (RIAA)[5] and 4x Platinum in Canada.[6]

Following the release of "Purpose", James left Richland High School,[3] passed the GED test, and returned to LA to pursue music full-time.[7] In November 2015, James released his debut single, Renaissance, on Seeking Blue and briefly supported The Chainsmokers on their Friendzone tour.[8]

After meeting Martin Garrix in early 2016, James & Garrix collaborated on "In the Name of Love.[9][10] In March, of 2016, James snuck into Ultra Music Festival 2016 to watch Garrix premiere the song, as millions streamed the performance live.[11][12] "In the Name of Love" has since charted in over 30 countries.[13]

James' premiered his second single, "In My Head" in July 2016, on Martin Garrix's 1st episode of STMPD Radio with Zane Lowe.[14][15][16] Throughout the rest of 2016, James supported Garrix, Matoma, & Vanic on their worldwide tours. James has since been seen working in the studio with Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, Morgan Page, Matthew Koma, & Lights, among others.

Discography

Singles

Year Title
"Renaissance" (with Clairity) 2015
"In My Head" (feat. RKCB) 2016
"Candles (With Morgan Page)" 2017
"Warrior" (featuring Lights)
"Fall for You" 2019
"Missing You" (with Eric Nam)
"Bonfire" (with Galantis) 2020

Songwriting & Production

Year Title Artist Credit
2015 "Purpose" Justin Bieber Producer & Writer
2016 "In the Name of Love" Martin Garrix & Bebe Rexha Producer & Writer
"Power" Little Mix feat. Stormzy Producer
2017 "Middle of the Night" The Vamps & Martin Jensen Producer & Writer
"Morphine" Lights Producer & Writer
"Suitcase" Matthew Koma Producer

Remixes

Year Title Artist
2014 "Rather Be" Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne
"Ready For Love" Felix Cartal feat. Chloe Angelides
"All of Me" John Legend
"Reverse" SomeKindaWonderful
"Beating Heart" Ellie Goulding
"Take Me Home" Cash Cash feat. Bebe Rexha
"Stay" tyDi feat. Dia Frampton
"Faded" ZHU
2015 "All We Do" Oh Wonder
"Karaoke" Smallpools
"I Want You To Know" Zedd feat. Selena Gomez
"Earned It" The Weeknd
"Let You Go" The Chainsmokers feat. Great Good Fine OK
"Soap" Melanie Martinez
2016 "Remind Me" Conrad Sewell
"Friend" FRND
"Kisses Back" Matthew Koma
"In My Head" Steve James & Joe Mason
2017 "Flame" Tinashe
2020 "Raising Hell" Kesha
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References

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