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Julian Lyons (also known as Positive Voltage, RØBØ, Dubline, Cloud 19, Juul, Dr Finesse and julian) is a 19-year old music producer from Bulington, Vermont. He currently resides in Chicago, Illinois. He garnered minor attention in 2016 with remixes of "The New Periodic Table Song" by ASAPScience and "Axel F" by Harold Faltermeyer. In 2017, his Baman Piderman remix "Make Da Remix" brought him more attention, which currently has over 1000 views on YouTube as of 2019. In 2018, Lyons garnered major attention with the Positive Voltage track "The Fortnite Song", which currently has over 90,000 listens on Spotify. In 2019, Lil Emo's track "Hold Me Tight" (whom he produced) garnered over 1400 listens on Soundcloud.

In 2017 his friend Hugo Serinese (founder of the popular YouTube channel HugoStarDance) joined Positive Voltage and the project became a duo. In 2019 they released their first album as a duo, Here Come The Bros. Lyons has also founded multiple independent music projects where he expresses each of his musical styles, the most popular being RØBØ, a dubstep-influenced project. In addition, he was also one of the main producers for hip hop collective Modern Family and is the main producer for electronic music trio The Weevils, both of which he has departed from. He has also collaborated with other producers on several tracks which have been released on many of his projects.

Julian started attending Columbia College Chicago in 2020, pursuing a degree in Music. He has collaborated with several artists from Columbia as well. In 2021, Julian signed under his RØBØ project with label Ded Sec Records. His first release through the label was in November 2021.

In 2022, Julian announced that he will be discontinuing Positive Voltage as he will be focusing primarily on RØBØ. However, there will be one more release.

