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Jeremy Jive

About Me


************************************************************ ** Jeremy Jive is best known as a purveyor of fine house music. His sound is best described as a fusion of classic American house with filtered jazz and soul. Jeremy has the ability to either keep a room entertained with flowing soulful music, or take it up a notch and get a crowd hopping. His career originally began as a concert promoter and an audio producer in the mid 90’s. While bringing in international acts to Toronto concert venues and nightclubs, Jeremy began to take an interest in performing himself.After a few years of successfully performing in Southern Ontario , Jeremy took some time off to concentrate on broadcasting. While finding work in the Toronto radio broadcasting community, there was still something missing. Jeremy’s need for creativity was not being fulfilled or completely challenged on the air. He needed to be back on the stage controlling a crowd and sharing his love for music. ************************************************************ ** In 2002, Jeremy fell in love with the deep jazzy sounds coming from producers in San Diego and San Francisco. The start of his recent success came with the release of his first mixed CD entitled "Enjoy". The CD was set to be a take off to an earlier release called “Nude Tempo” by one of his main influences Miguel Migs. The success of the CD lead to the quick turnaround and production of his follow up disc entitled "Simple" .This mixed CD saw a further evolution and a movement in Jeremy’s sound to a more jazzy and less vocal based feeling. The third effort by Jeremy Jive is titled “Stereo patterns.” It is an up-tempo mix of vocal house and classic remixes including hip hop and house classics. The latest editions to the mix archive include “Hello”, “Audio”, “Spring” and “Live@Atmosphere”.“Hello” is a deep mix with a darker driving undertone and the follow up to Lazydaze Vol. 1. While the flow is smooth, the vocals set the tone and the seamless mixing takes the listener on the intended journey. “Audio” is the live set from NYE 2006 as it was played at legendary 270 Spadina. While Montreal’s Lafleche plays in upstairs, Jeremy Jive was downstairs blending this combination of west coast and disco infused house. “Spring” is a return to the programming style of Jeremy’s mixes while showcasing the journey in sound that has influenced Jeremy’s style."Lazydaze Volume 1", the mix CD to commemorate the start of Lazydaze Sundays in Toronto. It is a complete west coast vocal house compilation comprised of current and past favourites lovingly crafted together... It is no secret that the biggest influence on Jeremy s career has been San Francisco producer Kaskade, for his recent visit to Toronto Jeremy record Tribute The music of Kaskade which is a seamlessly mixed compilation of Kaskade s original and remix work. ************************************************************ ** The man behind the Dub Republic is no stranger to working alone or along side a team of fellow house fanatics. In the summer of 2003, Jeremy Jive began to play for the Toronto branch of DeepHouseNetwork Records, a label based in Dublin, Ireland. As a regular guest at the legendary nights such as Hustlin’ nights 99 Sudbury, Element Nightclub and a resident DJ at Boa-Redux and WeDance, Jeremy has aligned himself with the greatest in talent and promotion in Toronto.The fall of 2004 brought along the notable international accomplishment for Jeremy Jive. His first mix was picked up for internet broadcast by Digitally Imported Radio (di.fm) and through Apple iTunes radio. Over the course of two years Jeremy has had the pleasure of having each of his mixes reach regular rotation on the stations to overwhelming fan approval. You can also catch his mixes playing on 1groove.com and club246.com on various shows during the day. With these backings, Jeremy has had the pleasure of playing for various promoters and clubs in Toronto and Los Angeles. ************************************************************ ** His credits include opening for such acts as Miguel Migs (Naked Music), Kaskade (Om), Andy Caldwell (Inspirit), Jay J (Loveslap!),Tom Stephan (Superchumbo), Julius Papp (Neodisco Records), Fish Go Deep (Ireland), Nick Holder (DNH), Halo (Siesta), Jason Hodges & Gryphon (Allworld), and West Magnetic (Ultrasound Records) while playing venues such as Boa-Redux, Roxy Blu, Century Room, The Mod Club, Footwork, Surface, 99 Sudbury, Element Bar, Hush, The Richmond, Una Mas, Madbar, Hooch, and Bar 217 (Los Angeles).

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My Blog

Something special

A friend once told me that there was a time and place when things just suddenly make sense. They told me that time would come when I wasn't expecting it and when I was utterly and completely alone. Th...
Posted by on Thu, 07 Dec 2006 15:40:00 GMT

Robots

I bet you can't tell me one thing about robots that isn't cool. I love robots and I don't care who knows it. Robots are the awesome.
Posted by on Thu, 11 Aug 2005 06:33:00 GMT

The sport of sleeping

I really think sleeping should be an olympic sport. I really do love it that much. There is not enough available in a day. If I could, I'd sleep 14 hours a day. It really should be a sport. It takes t...
Posted by on Thu, 21 Jul 2005 06:10:00 GMT

WTF is with blogs?

Does anyone even read these things? Am I talking to myself? Who put the bop in the bopshebopshebop? How much is that doggy in the window? Has anyone seen my other sock? It's Friday and I'm stuck in t...
Posted by on Fri, 15 Jul 2005 10:46:00 GMT

My uncle's theory on popcans

Ever since I was a wee tart, it has been family fact that my uncle D loves rootbeer. Almost in a way that is just not natural for a man to love. His love for the brown beverage is so grandeous that wh...
Posted by on Thu, 14 Jul 2005 07:47:00 GMT

WTF are my keys?

Todays theory is inspired by my brilliant accomplishment of losing my keys. Where do keys go? Are they also on the other side of the multidimensional portal through the fabric of time and space? Do th...
Posted by on Thu, 14 Jul 2005 06:43:00 GMT

What does a guy have to do to get a cloud around here?

Ok enough is enough already. I get the point. There must be something in my past that I did, said, or even thought to upset mother nature. Maybe I'm just getting my comeupance. It seems like everythin...
Posted by on Thu, 14 Jul 2005 06:37:00 GMT

Words that make you laugh.

'Boner' What a great word. It had such meaning in the 5th grade. It really should make a comeback. Try saying 'boner' in a conversation without laughing. It's just not possible. Sometimes it's good to...
Posted by on Mon, 20 Jun 2005 10:47:00 GMT

New schedule

June 16 - Fez Batik w/Jeremy Jive, Lady Linzee, Red Turtle June 17 - Boa Redux w/Kaskade, Felix & Gani, Jeremy Jive June 18 - Aritzia (Yorkville) June 19 - Lazydaze w/Vench, Tyler Kerr, Jeremy Jiv...
Posted by on Tue, 14 Jun 2005 10:31:00 GMT

My new theory on socks

In further to my WTF is with socks blog, I have come up with a new theory to explain the disappearance of socks in the laundry process. Theory, It is in fact not the washing machine that devours the ...
Posted by on Mon, 06 Jun 2005 10:50:00 GMT