JVR Rams Hulshorst, Netherlands
The name JVR Rams is based on the name of the Dutch Music Producer; Jorden van
Ramshorst.
JVR Rams is known for creating a "strange music style" out of house beats, with heavy use of samples and filtered strings in combination with eastern instruments such as the Sitar. His song Through the Desert is an ode to the Sahara desert. This song is an example of his musical style, among others.
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