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Justin Lee Schultz is a young multi-instrumentalist, capturing audiences on social media and beyond with his amazing guitar, keyboard and singing talents.
Justin Lee Schultz is a 17 year old Piano player from South Africa who lives in America. He is in a band with his talented sister Jamie-Leigh Schultz and Dad Julius Schultz. They play...
click here to get the album 👇🏼https://shanachie-entertainment.lnk.to/GruvKidPiano & Talkbox: Justin-Lee SchultzBass Guitar: Bra...
Music video by Justin Lee Shultz performing "Do I Do", from his album "Gruv Kid" - listen to the full album here: https://shanachie-entertainment.lnk.to/Gruv...
It is tough to for an early teen to try to capture the magic of a revered classic, but Justin and company make this version of “Do I Do” an exercise of pure joy. Check out the World Premiere of this great cut below, and welcome Justin Lee Schultz to SoulTracks.
743K Followers, 1,027 Following, 813 Posts - Justin-Lee Schultz (@official_justinleeschultz) on Instagram: "17 🇿🇦 Singer/Musician".
Nov 11, 2020 · At 13, Durham’s Justin-Lee Schultz is the latest pianist to receive that title. But the closest analog to Schultz’s musical talent may be a more recent prodigy: Stevie Wonder, whom Schultz...
On September 1, 2023, Justin-Lee Schultz will release his second solo album on Shanachie Entertainment, Just In The Moment. As the title suggests, the awe-inspiring multi-instrumentalist has arrived and his latest musical statement is imbued with soul, fire, and passion, asserting that he is one of the most talented young musicians to emerge in ...
When an 11-year-old Justin-Lee Schultz releases a single that grabs the attention of Quincy Jones, who immediately DMs him on Instagram—he must be doing something extraordinary. Now, four years later, 15-year-old Justin on guitar and keys joins forces with 16-year-old Jaden Baker on bass, trombone and auxiliary keys and 18-year-old sister ...
Mar 14, 2021 · Justin Lee Schultz: Gruv Kid. The album title is a little too cringeworthy for British tastes and the album art would do credit to an Osmonds or Partridge Family album from the 1970s. However, do not let that deter you.
