Justin-Lee Schultz is the youngest of three children, born on February 8, 2007 in Johannesburg South Africa. Both his dad and sister are musicians.

Justin started playing piano at the age of 5 and received an endorsement from Yamaha, South Africa that same year. His first stage performance was with his dad, just two weeks after he started playing piano. The family relocated in 2015, moving from South Africa to the United States, to follow their dreams. Justin and his sister Jamie-Leigh and father Julius went on to perform on America's Most Musical Family.

Some recent highlights include sharing the stage with T-Pain, Jacob Collier, Steve Vai, and many more. At age 15, there are no limits to where Justin can take his career. One thing is for sure, the journey is going to be a wild ride.

Support comes from UK saxophonist, producer & composer Alex Bone. Blending electronic music and jazz with a whimsical pop sensibility, Alex's sound strikes a delicate balance between the electronic and the organic, the danceable and the downtempo. Winner of the inaugural BBC Young Musician Jazz Award, the British Jazz Awards Rising Star as well as the Kenny Wheeler Jazz Prize, Alex Bone is truly an exceptional musician. After years of playing for others (Tom Misch and Rudimental to name a few), he has delivered a debut album with a message and intent, pushing the boundaries to convey his story and connect through the exploration of jazz combined with the endless sonic potential of electronic production. His debut album 'Falling On Infinity' was released in July 2021, featuring guest appearances from Nile Rodgers & Cory Wong. Media support has included Jazz FM (album of the week, 2 months A list playlist), BBC 6 Music, Jazzwise and editorial from Spotify, Apple Music & Amazon.