J. Ramada is a singer-songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and recording artist based in Los Angeles, California, who specializes in Americana music with diverse influences. His music incorporates elements of folk, rock, latin/flamenco, jazz, EDM, and acoustic soul, creating what has been described as a "rainbow of sound.

Career highlights include: Several records including "Tongue & Groove" (his debut), "Too Many Days Without", "Turquoise"  and “Justiceville” (2025). He is currently producing an acoustic album of his newest works. (2026).

His "J.Ramada Radio®" project surpassed 750,000 streams on digital platforms worldwide.

The single "Imaginary Thunder" from his Turquoise EP reached #3 on Peruvian Rock Radio. He has worked with notable musicians including David Leach (drums/percussion), Johnny Flaugher (bass), Doug Pettibone (guitar) and Phil Parlapiano (mandolin, hammond B3, accordion).

While focusing on his music career, J. Ramada worked in special effects in Hollywood, creating pyrotechnics, atmospherics, stunt rigging and custom prop fabrications for film, television and music videos. A chance encounter at Paramount Studios led to performing with Prince and other well-known artists, which reignited his passion for creating his own music.

His work extends beyond music to animation, directing and writing, with credits including the music video “405 ft Brokin Idolz" (2026).