Written and recorded over a 5 day period at the peak of a manic state, Artist/Producer Justin John Scheck created what he defines as an Album about manic love, both romantic and non-romantic. JJS claims he hasn’t so much as held a woman's hand in over 12 years. "I'm basically asexual. It has always haunted me. This overwhelming feeling of a higher calling", and as he puts it, "You can't serve the people and serve yourself." And this is precisely what the Album is about. "And now that Kanye West came out as a Nazi, I feel it is even more important to represent those of us who are Bipolar and struggling to be understood. I'm not trying to sell anyone any shoes either."

Get In Line For Now is his 2nd Concept Album in just over a year. To say he has been Prolific is simply accurate. Fresh out of school at Full Sail University where he received a Certificate in The Audio Arts, the beauty of the Songs and Mix the Artist admits has increased at a pace he wishes had been quicker, but says that for the first time he's comfortable with the process from start to finish, hence, 5 days to write and record, and 2 weeks to Mix and Master. Sonically the Album is a look back at Grunge and Psychedelic Rock, R&B and Hip-Hop and Dream Pop as well as a look ahead to Trip-Hop and Indie Rock and Indie Pop.

"Justin John Scheck takes an array of sonic frequencies and textures and brings them together to create an emotionally driven masterpiece that breeds elements of a multitude of genres, and it's all done with a certain haunt and edginess to it that has a way of grabbing at you.”

Buzz Slayers

"When people say their music is their “Art” a lot of times they just sound like everyone else. A guy like Scheck is the real deal. Like he said, he’s not looking to sell shoes or maybe even get a SubmitHub recommendation, but he’ll get one from me! Despite my wild descriptions, this is compelling stuff and worth looking at with an open mind.” —

Pitch Perfect

"The album traverses through dark and fleeting moments of joy, offering a vivid representation of life's nuanced shades of gray. Justin John Scheck's work here takes listeners on an emotional journey, inviting contemplation of the intricacies of human existence.” —

Rag Mag