BIOGRAPHY - DJ
Jazzy Jeff In 1990, Jeff fulfilled his longtime dream and started A Touch of Jazz, Inc. in his hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ATOJ is a full-scale, musical production facility. Housing four complete digital and analog rooms, A Touch of Jazz Studios also has a variety of vintage microphones, keyboards and gear. Pre-production, recording, and mixing are performed magically and almost effortlessly by a team of talented young producers. Jazzy Jeff prides himself on the laid-back atmosphere that allows all those who enter to feel unity and inspiration. The result of this relaxed attitude is what has made ATOJ renowned and revered as THE place to create music. A Touch of Jazz, Inc. has various musical credits
to its name including the theme to “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air” television
show, a song on “The Simpsons” compilation album and the
theme to the UPN Network’s “Between Brothers.” ATOJ
produced songs on the “Wild Wild West,” “Love Jones,” “The
Wood,” and “In Too Deep” movie soundtracks. A Touch
of Jazz has also worked with Kenny Lattimore, Tatyana Ali, MC Lyte,
Darius Rucker (front man for Hootie and the Blowfish), and pop star
Jewel, who has ATOJ releases on both her latest release, “0304,” and
an upcoming album by hip hop violinist Miri Ben Ari. Jeff produced
three songs on Will Smith’s first solo album and served as executive
producer on Will’s second solo project, aptly titled “Willenium, “ which
is now multi-platinum. The duo is currently in studio now working on
songs for Will’s not yet titled release due this fall, and they
have just wrapped up an International tour for Fox Films promoting
the Will Smith action film, I-Robot. Jeff’s success as a producer preempted his brilliant insight as founder and CEO of A Touch of Jazz, Inc. and now his instincts are leading him to sculpt, perfect and project his already definitive music into the future. Jazzy Jeff and his producers’ A Touch Of Jazz style have succeeded in providing acts with substance and stability. 2005 holds only hope and anticipation for the growth enterprise A Touch of Jazz has already become, built by the man that has already been. |