Ghost of Jericho

James Coleman, the voice of Bonhom, releases a solo project by the name Ghost of Jericho. The ‘Ein Ani’ EP which in Hebrew means, There is no I. Ironically, it was produced in full by the ‘I’ that is Coleman, but the content and themes place the artists on a spiritual path to enlightenment where the EP name’s meaning guides the music and message. The album came out of Coleman’s experience of divorce, which he says was by far the most single sorrowful moment of his life. Despite the tale of losing love, he decided to journal his feelings and thoughts through producing his own album; in essence, creating the record was his therapy and guided him through to the other side. Coleman says, “it was the single-most healing aspect in my life, would have bottled up all the mixed emotion and withered away.”

‘Ein Ani’ showcases an expressive artist who marches to his own beat and constructs his own instruments. The sound that is delivered throughout the release mixes elements of dark pop, rock, and industrial music influenced by John Lennon, Jesus, Trent Reznor, Martin Gore, and Steven Covey.

Music is Coleman’s cathartic passion and his way of communicating love, art, and spirituality. Mere words can be misconstrued, but lyrical content with sound delivers much more than a simple conversation; it delivers energy.

Ghost of Jericho’s first single & music video, “Babylon” is Out NOW!
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