Billboard-featured Dominican-Irish artist jame minogue grew up in a small New Jersey town and later moved to Los Angeles after dropping out of Berklee to pursue music full-time. Blending alternative, indie, synth-pop, funk, and R&B with bilingual lyricism, he’s earned comparisons to Omar Apollo and Kali Uchis. He has worked with Gustavo and Andres Farias (Juan Gabriel) and performed at NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest On The Road tour in LA, opened for The Marías at Buena Onda Festival. and Billboard Latin Music Week’s La Tribu Latina showcase.

His breakthrough project Príncipe Azul—praised by Remezcla, NPR’s World Cafe and more —cemented his progressive, cross-cultural sound. His latest EP, TV Dinner, is a dystopian romance record, signaling a bold new era of experimental, alternative influences.

Jame’s music has been featured in Netflix’s Rebelde, aired on global radio, and highlighted on playlists like Spotify’s New Music Friday, Anti Pop, Latin Pop Rising, and Apple Music 1’s Travis Mills. With his raw and vulnerable storytelling, he hopes to help at least one person feel less alone.