Morning Choir presents Vancouver's genre-defying force JUELZ for a stop on his 'Dramatica' Tour bringing hard-hitting bass music and cinematic hip-hop energy to Durham's underground. Classically trained in violin at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Julian Ching has built one of electronic music's most distinctive catalogs by seamlessly fusing hip-hop and bass music with emotionally driven festival anthems. Known for contrasting massive drive sections with moody cinematic breakdowns, his sonic weapons have become staples in sets from RL Grime to the scene's hottest tastemakers. Releases on Sable Valley, Fool's Gold, and Proximity alongside collaborations with RL Grime, josh pan, and bbno$ have cemented his reputation as one of his generation's most promising acts. His debut album "Floorspace" on RL Grime's Sable Valley was premiered live to a sold-out crowd in Los Angeles, showcasing the kind of genre-defying artistry that bridges bass music, hip-hop, and electronic boundaries with effortless cultural depth. Now touring behind new music, JUELZ arrives in Durham with the same intensity that's earned him devoted followers across North America. From sold-out headline shows to festival mainstages, he's bringing the hard-hitting beats and dramatic soundscapes that have made him one of Canada's most intriguing electronic exports. This is bass music as cinematic storytelling. Expect soaring synths, bass-heavy drops, and the kind of intricate percussion that transforms a dance floor into a full emotional experience.
