Early Releases
Dagan worked on the first j.viewz demo with vocalist Noa Lembersky in 2004. Soon after, tracks from that demo caught the attention of several record labels, and, in the following months, the first j.viewz songs were released in over 50 compilations worldwide.
In April 2005, the debut album of j.viewz, Muse Breaks, was released by Deeplay Music (Sweden). Just before its release, the trance duo Infected Mushroom released a remix of the single “Muse Breaks” on their album IM the Supervisor. This album sold close to 90,000 copies and made the remix a dance floor hit.
In 2008, j.viewz, along with Lembersky and members from the j.viewz live band recorded a cover version of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal.” The song got the attention of some prominent radio stations, such as Kiss 100FM, Ministry of Sound Radio, and BBC Radio 1, and entered the “A-list” of the famous Jazz FM in the UK.
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