JJ Holland

JJ began her singing career on a television show that was produced by her late father at the age of 5 years old. This experience enabled her to move on as an actress on Radio, Television & Commercials. She recorded a theme song for a movie that landed her a cameo appearance at the age of 10 years old. By the age of 11, her career gained momentum performing in the club and hotel circuit, a Japanese talent scout discovered her distinctive sound and invited her to Japan. The welcoming response encouraged her to start a new life there entertaining in Hotels, Clubs, Concert Events and Revue Shows & TV Commercials. Her live performance captivated audiences displaying versatility, powerful tone & dynamic range earned her a certificate of honors. The long running television commercial "Bell Classic" which featured JJ's unique sound increased her popularity. The City of Higashi-Osaka presented her with a certificate of appreciation during a charitable concert that promoted the Olympic games 2008. After residing in Japan for several years, she released her debut Maxi CD entitled "GOOD LOVIN'" in the UK, Europe & Japan. One of Europe's most popular urban magazine "BLUES & SOUL," featured a review of the GOOD LOVIN' Maxi CD. "The songs "Every Little Tear" & "Let Me Show U" are "destined for radio exposure" and received airplay across the UK, Europe, Germany, Norway and the Netherlands by some of the top DJ's like Richard Searling on Jazz FM Manchester, Robbie Vincent on Jazz FM London, Tony Monson & Ralph Tee on Solar FM, Espen Wick on Radio One Norway, Kenny B on Radio Hamburg, Andreas Hellingh on High Freak FM Amsterdam & Jam FM Berlin.
JJ speaks three languages fluently and sings in four languages including English, Japanese, Spanish, Tagalog.