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In 2023, I was announced as the first ever Tagima "Future of Rock" endorsed artist by Marketing Executive Michael Yurkovic who is based out of the Tagima USA headquarters in Huntington Beach, California. I have been working closely with Michael and the owner of Tagima Ney Nakamura, helping to promote the Tagima brand. For the past two years, I have had mutiple opportunites to represent Tagima at the NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) convention in Anaheim. This partnership opportunity has allowed me to not only showcase my guitar skills as an artist but also represent their reputable guitar brand.

In 2024, I was chosen to be a part of the Quilter Labs "Family of Artists." Quilter recognized my distinct guitar tone through the hard rock style of music that I play. I was asked by Marketing Director John Maze to visit the Costa Mesa headquarters where he had me test out the Quilter Overdrive 202 Guitar Amp. This amazing guitar amp has helped to enhance my overall sound. I am thrilled to represent such a reputable company of sound equipment and look forward to a continued partnership with Quilter.

My most recent endorsement has been with Schecter guitars. I have had the pleasure of working with Adam Murphy Director of Artist Relations at Schecter. Adam provided me with an incredible tour of the Schecter Headquarters located in Sun Valley California where I was able to view how their guitars were made. While visiting, I was given a brand new Sunburst Cali Classic guitar that I have been honored to play at some of my live gigs. I have also had the opportunity to utilize their beautiful showroom to create collaboration videos with other Schecter artists (Jennie Vee from Midnight Cowboys). I am beyond thankful that they have recognized my talent and I look forward to the journey as a Schecter endorsed artist.

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The Hazards are a Los Angeles based rock band. Formed in 2019, The current lineup consists of members Jack, Carlos, Jeff and Dro, with influences varying from punk and hard rock to indie and garage rock.

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The late great Leonard Cohen once said that “being a songwriter is like being a nun: you're married to a mystery.” James Houlahan has been deeply engaged with that mystery for all of his creative life. Over the course of six albums, he has sought to explore and reveal this mystery through his craft, rooted in a wide spectrum of folk and Americana sounds.

Influenced by writers such as Cohen, Bob Dylan, and Tom Waits, Houlahan’s music is a vast net cast in a sea of musical possibility. Bringing to the surface sonic treasures from the depths of an old yet vital collective American spirit. An odyssey of exploration, bent on unlocking the transformative powers of music. One song at a time.

Based in Los Angeles, Houlahan has been active on the local music scene since arriving from his native Boston in 2012. His music has found its way into commercials, television, and movies such as 2017’s “Little Pink House,” starring Catherine Keener. Until the pandemic broke in 2020, he was busy touring, playing stages throughout much of the American West and Europe. Having released two new albums over the past couple of years, he returns to touring with a slew of new songs. New desires for expression, humbled yet longing for the light of day and the open road.

Glide Magazine wrote that Houlahan is “near the top of must-see and hear indie singer-songwriters.” Climbing all the time, one step after another. Sometimes wrestling, sometimes dancing with that ineffable mystery of songwriting. Houlahan’s music straddles both the personal and the universal, transporting the listener to realms of enigmatic wonder and delight. A music of restless, roving, imminent possibility for mind and spirit alike.

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