JV Project
JV Project formed in 2013 as a duo of Josh Varnadore and Vegard Egge. Their debut single 'Miracle (feat. Eric Solomon)' gained attention with its pop-soul...
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JV Project formed in 2013 as a duo of Josh Varnadore and Vegard Egge. Their debut single 'Miracle (feat. Eric Solomon)' gained attention with its pop-soul sound. Varnadore handles vocals, guitar, and piano while Egge focuses on production and engineering.
In 2016 they released their debut album 'Miracle,' which included the title track. They've since put out albums called 'Echoes' and 'Beyond' that incorporate R&B and hip-hop elements. The project has worked with Eric Solomon and others.
Varnadore faced a cancer diagnosis in 2015, which became part of the story around their music. Their songs often carry themes of resilience and hope, though they haven't maintained consistent mainstream visibility in recent years.
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