J3, J03, J 3 or J-3 can refer to a number of things:
- J3 Operations Directorate, organized within the US Joint Chiefs of Staff
- J3 type submarine, a WWII Imperial Japanese Navy predessecor of A1 type submarine
- County Route J3 (California)
- GS&WR Class J3, a Great Southern and Western Railway Irish steam locomotive
- HMAS J3, an Australian submarine
- Janko group J3, a term used in mathematics
- Junkers J 3, a German Junkers aircraft
- Malaysia Federal Route J3, a major highway in Johor, Malaysia
- Piper J-3, a 1938 small, simple, light aircraft
- S/2003 J 3, a natural satellite of Jupiter
- J-3, a U.S. Navy airship
- J3 Bus, the interface used to communicate with the ECU in the Ford EEC
and also :
- Northwestern Air IATA code
- J03 : acute tonsillitis ICD-10 code
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Harvey J
Harvey J (born Harvey Justice III) is an independent recording artist and Sound Engineer. He is most known for his work in the genre of Electronic Dance Music. The year 2015 spawned his commercial debut "Make It Bounce" with Trollphace, released under OWSLA. Thanks to cosigns from the likes of high profile DJ’s such as Skrillex and Chuckie, Harvey’s debut went on to chart #7 on iTunes Dance Charts and it remained in the Beatport Top 100 Dubstep Charts for 96 days. Harvey has amassed a respectable fanbase from his self-promoted 3 country tour "MXXNSHINE" as well as releasing a string of songs and skits on his Facebook page.
Musical career
Harvey started his musical ambitions online, as he pursued recognition on his Facebook Page. His first success came upon the creation and release of the song "Durham Boiz", paired with the movement of 4 other rappers from his hometown they quickly gained regional attention getting over 500 spins of commercial airplay and acquiring hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube. On December 19, 2013 Durham Police filed a complaint to YouTube claiming that visibly marked vehicles are seen in the video uploaded. The same video was subsequently deleted and an alternate cut was uploaded the following day.
