Jordan Roy is a producer/ songwriter from the historic Pleasantville area of Houston, TX. Growing up, Jroy would use music as an escape from some of the hardships that surrounded him. He loved all different types of music, but was deeply influenced by hip-hop, jazz, and modern as well as classical r&b. When he discovered his love for creating music at the age of 13, he found his true purpose. By the age Of 16 he got a glimpse of how far music could take him when he was offered the opportunity to produce for NBA star Metta World Peace of the Los Angeles Lakers. Another one of his memorable productions include Big Pokey, a legendary member of Houston’s S.U.C. JRoy has since worked with a variety of artists, from local to international. Jroy’s sound can be described as a very unique, yet relevant, elegantly tying in profound basslines with alluring instrumentation. His influences include producers Kanye, Timbaland, Ryan Leslie, and his favorite producer Pharrell Williams.

In his journey he was able to work as a sound engineer at a local radio station 101.5 fm (KHSX) where he was able to engineer and produce syndicated radio shows working with major artist Carl Thomas, Z-RO, Lorenz Tate, Carl Payne, and many celebrities 


Jordan is also branching off into film, in collaboration with industry feature film, television and commercial director & producer Alex Stapleton and The Pleasantville Civic Club, creating a documentary that will highlight numerous well-known & productive citizens that Pleasantville has birthed. They plan to showcase the culture of Pleasantville and finally give the community recognition as one of the original historically black communities in America. 




EDF...Every Day Fresh...This How Houston Sound.

Joey French has been receiving attention for his creative strengths for as long as he can remember. Raised in church, French got a serious headstart on his career by picking up drumsticks at the age of three (!) and discovering his love for hip-hop a few years later, his ears and mind permanently impacted by the sounds of early-'90s giants like Pharcyde and A Tribe Called Quest, as well as the genre-mixing work of Prince. A faithful band student all the way through high-school graduation, afternoons and weekends found him in the family basement punching buttons on his Motif-7 keyboard in pursuit of his truest love: beats. Learning the production ropes in the early '00s, French gravitated toward the sounds of Timbaland and the Neptunes, whose boundary-smashing, carefree party tracks inspired him to develop his own dormant beat genius. French especially keyed in the vibe of N.E.R.D.'s In Search of... debut, its high-school nostalgia reminding him of what was then his daily life: "I was one of those guys in school that was cool with everybody. From the geeks to the jocks to the in-crowd, I was there." This likeability has followed French from the classroom to the studio, where he has already worked with a diverse array of Midwestern, West Coast, East Coast and Southern hip-hop and POP/R&B artist-from rappers Waka, Flocka Flame, Rico Richie, Trajik, G Fresh, Nappyville, Goldie P, Jaecyn Bayne, Nue Breed, to R&B such as Tiara Thomas, Devon Golder, Myah Evans and Ryan McDaniel and many more, on behalf of his Johosophat Productions outfit. Armed with an exciting beat style he calls "NERVSTRUK," a new-millennium revision of the classic, hard-hitting 808 sound with a splash of DUBSTEP, R&B, GOSPEL and French's own VOCALS, chances are good that French will soon be hitting it off with the likes of the A list Artist and Producers and many more just as he did with all those kids at school.

Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say, rejoice! - Philippians 4:4
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Flip The Beats Vol. 3 is here, feating 3 new mashups and an original CEDM song.
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I’m a 20-year-old Christian mashup artist, making mashups for fun. I mashup up Christian Rap, Christian Dubstep, CEDM, sometimes even Christian Contemporary music.

I also enjoy listening to all kinds of music; I'll follow as many non-CCM Christian artists as I can to find new, interesting and awesome sounds. I repost things I like.

Spreading love somewhere in the MOST HIGH hands!! #lovelifted 

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