the main stage at California's Sundown Music Festival on Huntington Beach. She has supported Kelly Rowland, Salt-N-Pepa, Kaskade, and James Morrison, and performed at Pacha Ibiza supporting David Guetta, in Amsterdam supporting CeCe Peniston, in Japan supporting Steve Aoki, at Brixton Academy in London supporting Carl Cox, and at various venues in London supporting The Freemasons, Junior Jack, and The Shapeshifters. She has also performed at renowned Los Angeles clubs Sound and Avalon, as well as distinguished London venues Pacha and Turnmills. She has performed live on Good Morning Australia, live on radio in Europe, New Zealand and Australia, and performed live multiple times in the United States, Russia, Switzerland, and Amsterdam, performed for Ministry of Sound Japan, Hed Kandi in New Zealand, and at venues in France, Singapore, and across her native country Australia, including performances for the Australian Prime Minister in Brisbane, Australia and the Russian Prime Minister in Sochi, Russia. Use in media In 2011, Wilson co-wrote and recorded the new anthem Everybody (Hala Madrid) with the Stafford Brothers for the Real Madrid Football Club. In 2017, her track Your Love with Kid Kenobi and Justin Hunter was featured on the Logie Award-winning Australian drama series Packed to the Rafters. Additional tracks were featured on international television channel FashionTV. Discography Awards and nominations In 2013, Wilson was nominated along with the Gowrie Boys for Film Clip of the Year at the National Indigenous Music Awards for Tomorrow's Heroes, and was a finalist in the International Songwriting Competition and the Queensland Music Awards. In 2015, she was nominated for both Artist of the Year and the People's Choice Awards in the Gold Coast Music Awards. In 2016, she was nominated along with the Gowrie Boys in the Queensland Music Awards for Won't Let You Go. In 2020, JVMIE was awarded a mini grant from HOTA Rage Against The Virus Fund to create an album in isolation with film composer, Lionel Cohen while affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic External links JVMIE Official Website JVMIE on SoundCloud JVMIE on Spotify References Living people 21st-century Australian women singers Australian songwriters Australian record producers Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University alumni Australian expatriates in the United States Year of birth missing (living people)