Jae Chong

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Jae Chong
Origin	Los Angeles, California, USA
Occupation(s)	Songwriter, Record producer

In Asian music world, the name Jae Chong has become synonymous with the term “hit-maker.” As one of the most innovative and influential leaders in the Asian music scene, artist/songwriter/producer, Jae Chong, has well over 50 Million record sales under his belt to attest to his artistry. Jae’s professional music career started in the underground hip hop world of Los Angeles during the early 1990’s, producing local rap groups such as Baby G, The Funky Few, and Soul Selection. These early years became the formative time for Jae to hone his music writing and producing skills. Jae then shifted his focus to the Asian music scene by writing and producing songs for the L.A. Boyz, a pop group sensation, which caught the attention of the Asian music world. Jae himself garnered attention and accolade when he exploded onto the Korean music landscape as the writer, producer and member of the R&B group Solid. Jae revolutionized the Korean music industry by propelling Solid and with it the urban music genre to the forefront of popular consciousness with his mesmerizing hip-hop beats and soulful melodies and by selling excess of four million records in the short span of four years. He went on to earn critical acclaim and countless awards and credits for writing and producing for many international superstars like Coco Lee, Kim Gun Mo, Shin Seung Hoon, Stanley Huang and LA BOYZ, just to name a few.^[1] In 2003 he also took part in launching the first hip hop entertainment company in Taiwan called MACHI Entertainment which helped launched many successful artists including the group Machi (hip hop group), Andrew Chou, Nicky Lee and Melody Yeung not to mention its successful clothing line “The Grandmasters.” He was also the first Korean American ever to be nominated for the Best Producer of the Year at the Golden Melody Awards and won various awards for hit albums, two of which were Stanley Huang and Nicky Lee who won the Best Male Artist of the Year award at the 2005 and 2006 Golden Melody Awards respectively. Jae’s versatile and diverse production styles have led to top selling hits in not only the urban but also in the rock, pop, dance and ballad music genres. Having a solid foundation in each genre, Jae’s creations blur all musical boundaries and continuously push the creative limits. Having been a platinum selling artist, Jae has the insight and experiences of performing to allow him to fully develop and consult new artists into achieving the peak of their own artistic endeavors. Never one to merely delegate production, Jae is proactive in each of his production projects and lends each song his virtuoso skills in playing various instruments from guitar, keyboard to drums. In bringing his considerable talents to the U.S. market, Jae is set leave his unmistakable m ark on the American music scene with his creativity and distinct style of music. As those in the Far East already know, Jae Chong is a producer with the talent and drive to capture the hearts of the masses with his innovative vision. And now, as a member of the production team, The Aziatix, Jae has set his sights on bringing the same success to his home ground…The U.S.

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Elva Hsiao(Taiwan) First hit single “Capuccino” on her 1st debut album. (First #1 song produced by a foreign producer) (1999) “Weather Outside” and “Do You Know?” on her 2nd album (2000) *”Weather Outside” was used for a commercial campaign for DeBeer jewelry company Produced 4 tracks on 3rd album (2001) including the international hit “The One” Single “Come Closer To Me” on her 4th album (2001) plus Remixed the song “And I Know.” Produced and wrote the single “Wanna Lover” on her 5th album (2003)

Vanness Wu (2002) (Member of the Asian Super Group “F4”) Produced and wrote the song “Nah Geuh Neu Tsun”

Vanness Wu 2nd Album (2006) Composed and Produced 8 songs.

Tao Tzu (Taiwan) Single “Dreamin’” on her latest album “Momoko” (2001) used on Momoko 2001 Create Collection Fashion Show.

Park Mi Kyung (One of the biggest female artists in Korea)Produced 5 tracks on her 4th album (1999) including her singles “Faithful” and “Different Love”

L.A. BOYZ (Taiwan) (One of the top selling Pop Group in Taiwanese music history) 12 albums (1992 – 1997)

Chae Jung Ahn (One of the biggest sex symbols in Korea) The hit single “Precious Love” on her 2nd album (2001)

VOICE (R&B group Korea) Produced/Written all 10 songs on their 1st debut release including the hit single “Your Angel”.

Uhm Jung Hwa (The biggest female artist in Korea) Produced/Co-written her smash hit single “Hidden Pictures” on her 4th album (1998) (500,000+ sold). Produced/Written “Tell Me” on her 5th album (1999)

Jolin Tsai (Taiwan) (An idol star with one of the largest followings in Asia) Single “Babyface” on her 5th album. (2000)

J (Female R&B artist in Korea firmly entrenched in the top of the charts) Singles “Scent Of You” and “Tonight” on her 1st debut album.

BoA (Korea) (International Asian star; dominating both the Korean and Japanese Charts) “Let U Go” on her 2nd album (1999)

Machi (hip hop group) (Taiwan) (1st Real Hip Hop Group ever to achieve commercial success in Taiwan) Wrote & produced both 1st and the 3nd album. (2003 – 2005) including the remix of “Work It” by Missy Elliot.

Nicky Lee Album 1, 2, 3 and 4 (Taiwan/China) (Nicky won the award for the Best Male Artist of the Year in 2007)

Andrew Chou (Taiwan) (The youngest entertainer to ever achieve commercial success) Wrote & Produced 8 tracks on the 1st album including the hit single “Pi Li Pa Lah” Wrote & Produced 2 tracks on the 2nd album TENSION (Taiwan) Wrote & arranged the song “I Need U So Bad” on their album “Gotta Be Your Man” (2003)

Sandy Lam (Taiwan) Wrote & arranged the songs “Now or Never”(2000) and “You Can’t Have It Back” (2001)