The Super-Producer Jig a.k.a. Jig-strumental, born in Hollis, the North side of Queens New York. The son of a Jazz musician he followed in the footsteps of his father and grasped learning the piano at the age of 5. At the age of 11, he was playing in front of thousand in packed gyms and arenas at local colleges and made it with his team to Carnegie Hall at a recital for gifted youths. Blessed with the musical skills at an early age, he took on learning various instruments. Dubbed as a musical genius at the age of 16 his dad played a major role in his musical development. He would run various drills and lessons for him to complete while he was away touring or playing for well-known artist such as, Santana, Branford Marsalis, George Benson and many more. After years of family issues and constant moves back and forth to Brooklyn and Queen, his parents separated. He found himself taking on the task of pursuing his music without the help of his father, who for years was his inspiration and mentor. The family, which consisted of a younger brother and his mom, soon settled in Hollis Queens, where it all started. His passion for music would soon take him from the Jazz and R&B genre to a fast growing genre of music in the early 80’s called Hip Hop. Though separated from his dad the skill and passion for music still burned inside so he decided to continue his quest. Hip Hop music had a major impact in the urban culture and his inspiration from local artist such as LL Cool J & Run DMC drew him closer to this style of music. He grew fond of a Hip Hop artist at the time called Rakim and after hearing his debut single, “Eric B for President”; he was sold on this new musical art form called Hip Hop.

    The skill and passion to create music would lead him to start D.J. local parties and clubs, and at the age of 16, he started his first group called, The Gods. He was the D.J. for the group and soon started rapping and composing music with his group members. The streets of Hollis Queens were not foreign to the heavy drug trafficking and crime in the late 80’s. To make a better life for her and her family, his mom worked two jobs in order to get him and his brother out of the projects. she bought her first home in the North-side of Queens N.Y. Jig was now out of the project and away from the bad influences that cause him and his family issues. He started to get heavy into the Hip Hop game and pursued his passion for music. While in College he interned for, Untertainment, Bad Boy, and Arista Records. He again formed another group with local College buddies called, The Sleep Walkazzz. Who signed an Indy deal with a prominent female producer at the time. Jig studied under her and soon became an apprentice to her production team. Learning from Akia 950 and MPC 2000, he started beat making and rapping at the age of 20 and never looked back.  Soon after the group broke up, he decided to focus on not only making music, but also the business of making music. He began to realize with the ever so changing music game, that starting a label, with his background in business and having interned for other successful labels he had the skills and advantages of starting his own. As the President & co-founder of Supreme Regime Entertainment, Jig the star child/entrepreneur was born. He has built a strong label and now all the pieces are in place for success. He is currently working on his new CD entitled” The Beat King,” which will be released late March 2008. The CD features a compilation of his hottest beats to date, so be on the look out!