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Honors

Oregon’s Best Singer-Songwriter 2007 – Bite of Oregon Festival

Finalist, Portland Songwriter of the Year 2009 – Portland Songwriters Association

Best of Portland 2009, KINK- FM

Featured artist, Roadtrip Nation soundtrack (2008)

Burgerville Radio – on rotation at all Burgerville restaurant locations (2012)

Press

  • “Justin Jude is one of the most talented singer-songwriters out there today. His songwriting cuts to the heart. It’s been my pleasure to perform and co-write with him.”
    – Platinum-selling artist Marv Ross of Quarterflash
  • “Justin Jude crafts achingly beautiful tales, soul-searching rock and folk set on a lonesome highway on a western landscape . . . You gotta hear this.”
    – Music City Unsigned
  •  “Justin is a gorgeous songwriter, full of sincerity and soul. His intricate arrangements are full of space and texture, and his melodies gently pull on my head and heart. 5 Kinds of Rain is awesome!”
    – Stephanie Schneiderman, award-winning singer-songwriter
  •  “Terrific music for the road . . . I love the music, production, everything. Justin Jude rocks.”
    – Rick Recht, award-winning singer-songwriter
  • “Truce is a stellar album … simply fantastic.
    – Beth Clyman, KINK-FM
  •  “We love using Justin Jude’s folk-rock music in our television series. His songs of self-discovery are a perfect fit for our show’s roadtrip spirit. One thing for sure about Justin – his road is wide open and he’s going places.”
    – Kelli Taylor, National Events Director, Roadtrip Nation
  • “Jude rocks pretty hard even when he’s being introspective. That may be one of the reasons he was named ‘Oregon’s Best Singer-Songwriter’ in 2007 at the Bite of Oregon festival in Portland . . . His latest critically acclaimed album, Truce, is a lyrical attempt to make peace with the past.”
    – Rob Cullivan, Gresham Outlook
  • “Vibrant folk.”
    – The Oregonian
  • “Justin Jude shoots from the hip and aims for the heart, often hitting the boogie shoe with round two and inevitably leaving the room too soon. He walks the walk of a bona fide talent.”
    – Dave Lowensohn, Speechwriters LLC