James Bradford burst into public view with the release of his 2000 debut "Mnemosyne's Lounge". A powerhouse dance-pop record produced by Grammy winner Richard Morel, it produced the single "Relationship Destruction Machine", and various songs from the album have appeared in films like "Bystander" and on the television drama "Dante's Cove". James dropped out of the public eye to pursue other interests and resurfaced in 2006 on the reality T.V. show "Can't Get a Date". Subsequently he released the acoustic folk album "Metronomosexual," the live album "Live at Rockwood" and the single "The Fumes of Burning Bridges". 2007 sees the release of the b-sides and obscure track compilation "Medium Rare," as well as the new studio album "Ipecac Kisses". James continues to work in television as well, including appearances on the shows "L.A. Forensics" and "Chain Reaction.