Timmy Regisford

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DJ Timmy Regisford
Birth name Timothy Regisford
Also known as Afrikan Jazz
Genres House
House Music
Soul
Occupations Producer, DJ
Associated acts Level 3, Regisford-Harris Project
Website http://www.clubshelter.com/

DJ Timmy Regisford (born Timothy Regisford) is a House artist and producer who, according to deepattitude.com, "His flare and panache on the decks not only technically, but programming-wise has rightly earned him the well-deserved moniker, The Maestro."[1]

Biography

Trinidad-born, Regisford is known for his brand of soulful dance music. He started in 1985 at WBLS radio station in New York City, where he worked as Assistant Music Director, later being promoted to head Music Director of the station.[2] In 1988, he became A&R Director of Atlantic Records, signing such acts as Miki Howard and Levert. His next career step embarked on working for MCA Records as their A&R Director, where he developed artists Loose Ends and Colonel Abrams. He would soon go on to sign acts Guy and Eric B & Rakim. Regisford later became Vice President of A&R at Motown Records, signing acts Milira, Blaze, Basic Black, Today, and Johnny Gill. Along with his A&R work for these labels he is credited in many remix projects with Patti LaBelle, Steel Pulse, New Edition, Bobby Womack, Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Boys, Diana Ross, Gerald Alston and Stevie Wonder. In 1996, Regisford became Vice President of A&R at Dreamworks Records. Timmy Regisford was also one of the founding people behind the Shelter parties in New York City, as well as the resident DJ.

Discography

  • Battle Of The Beats (1985 EP)
  • Movement' (2006 Single)
  • Africa Calling (2007 Single)
  • At Night/Loving Arms (2007 Single)
  • Body/Poem (2007 Single)
  • Naive Track (2007 Single)
  • The Radical Track (2007 Single)
  • Hard Drums (2008 Single)
  • Ryan's Theme (2008 Single)
  • The Bubble Track (2008 Single)
  • Track For Downtown 161 (2008 Single)
  • Hold (2009 Single)
  • Kala Boo/La Vern Abainana (2009 Single)
  • Tension (2009)

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