Sofa King Eminent: JUSTICE

Ed Banger Part. 1

Justice, finally I can say there's Justice in music. Oh man just saying their name runs chills down my spinal cords, but just listening to their music makes my brain burst into a million pieces of ecstasy! These mothafucka's right here, are real geniuses. From The Record Label "Ed Banger" Justice delivers and keeps up the company name, but I'm also going to keep bringing artists from the label in the bunches, but the one I chose first to showcase were the artists that got me into Electro in the first place with their song "D.A.N.C.E.". Little did I know this song would open the golden gates to the music named Electro (which I think they should change the name from electro to sex).

Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay are the two artists that make up this french duo Justice. They are the most successful group in Ed Banger Records and their debut album "†" released in June 2007 was nominated for a Grammy Award for "Best Electronic/Dance Album." Justice first track was taking from The Simians track Never Be Alone, and later became known as Justice vs. Simian "We Are Your Friends. After that Justice took it upon themselves to remix a few more songs which consisted of songs by Justin Timberlake, Daft Punk, N.E.R.D., Fat Boy Slim, and many other artists. They furthered their career by winning the Best Video award for "We Are Your Friends" which was directed by So-Me. Until Kanye West came out on stage (in the middle of the giving away the award) blurting out that it was bullshit and he should've won that award. That actually rocketed Justice's fame and sheded some spotlight on these guys. Everything cool beans after the show just Kanye was a little drunk, and since then Kanye actually met up with So-me and made the music video Good Life.

After that award they proceeded to make there Next Ep by the the name D.A.N.C.E. Which their video for their song D.A.N.C.E. was nominated for "Video of the Year" in the 2007 MTV awards. Justice was also nominated for Best Dance Recording (for D.A.N.C.E.) and Best Electronic/Dance Album (for †) at the 50th Grammy Awards. They then made their music video "stress" which was boycotted by many TV stations because the video displayed a group of kids committing acts of vandalism. Since the TV stations didn't want to show it the band decided to drop it on youtube, where thousands of people seen it in the first 24 hours of it's release May 1st, 2008. There next major release would be a DVD documentary/concert film titled "A Cross The Universe". So we'll keep you posted on that.