Audiences are blown away by the rhythmic sounds that emit from this 5' drummer, who makes his drum set seem like a natural extension of his limbs. When Justice takes the stage, you can barely see him behind his set, but as you stretch your neck to get a glimpse of him, you wonder how this little drummer puts so many different grooves together effortlessly to make a solid beat.  When he plays, it's as simple as walking and talking to Justice.  In his own words, “I just play it.”  
 
Fourteen year old Justice is currently studying percussion under Che Marshall in Atlanta and has worked with world-renowned drummer Sonny Emory.  “Justice is a bad little cat on drums, his skills and intricate grooves are impressive for such a young age, it’s a real treat to watch him play,” said Sonny Emory. 
 
According to his parents, since Justice was a baby, he has always found a way to express a groove- usually by banging on a toy or on the kitchen counter.  "We decided to buy him a drum set when he was three, and he has astonished us with his skills ever since."

In 2010, Justice was privileged to perform on the stage of the world famous Apollo Theater in Harlem, NY. He won Amateur Night at the Apollo on three separate occasions.  Since then, Justice is fast becoming known in the drumming industry.  He has recently secured endorsements with Amedia Cymbals, Prentice Practice Pads, and Agner Drumsticks. 

You can find justice performing in the Atlanta area with his band, Anonymous.  Overall Justice says, “I could play drums forever!”