Biography
FJ7 Project (formerly D.A. Project) was an experimental EDM project which was formed in 1999 by Jeramey Davis and later joined by Felix J Milla. The latter of which came back after leaving the previous project J.F.C. 98. After the ending of J.F.C. 98 on February 26, 1999, Jeramey started working on some newer type of music which was a House/Big Beat type of music which he declared it... experimental.
After he finished his first production under the name which was his take on a theme from the James Bond video game Goldeneye called Bonded which received a lukewarm reception. Some time after Felix returned to visit his partner in crime and once he introduced him to the new type of music he came back on board which turned it into a duo again.
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Christina Wyles was also involved with the new group but only in a behind the scenes limited role as she basically stood by Jeramey gaining knowledge on how to produce a track if and when she decides to go solo on her own. With Felix back the duo got to work on their 2nd release which was called Freeze Frame which again received a lukewarm reception. They decided to produce one more single before they began work on a official studio album.
The last single from the upcoming album was Framed which was by far the most successful of the singles produced. After the release they began work on their album which was aptly called Experimental Creations and it saw its release on September 16, 1999 to a lukewarm reception. Shortly after the release Felix again cited his desire to focus on his own music and left the project on November 8, 1999 which again saw the project as another alias for Jeramey.
In December 1999, Jeramey announced that the project/alias was officially ending in January 2000 when he announced his new alias/DJ moniker DJ Fire@Work. FJ7 Project officially ended on January 15, 2000, where its been dead for almost 24 years.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.