Gamma

Artist/Producer/Songwriter

September 30,1987, Izzy Produx born Israel R. Scott was raised in Austin, Texas where music was mandatory. 
Raised in church, Izzy started piano at the age of 4 years old. By the age of 7 he found his voice and song, he also played keyboards at Greater Calvary Bible Church, Arch Bishop Dr. Sterling Lands II. At age 11 he became a teenage choir director and the lead musician at GCBC. 

Groomed for ministry and life touching connections with the public through musicianship and song, greater opportunities presented themselves. He toured with various gospel groups throughout the country such as, The Warrior Gospel Band, The Gospel Stars, and many others.

Izzy plays over 10 instruments ranging from percussion, strings and keys. He produced his first solo project at the age of 13 and placed first chair for bass in the Austin Philharmonic Orchestra. At age 18 he attended a cultural tour in Accra, Ghana West Africa to serve in praise and worship in the church community under the leadership of Arch Bishop Dr. Lands II.

Encouraged to fine tune and research the discipline of his craft, Izzy musically studied abroad. Industry powerhouses such as, Clive Davis, L.A. Reid, Sean Combs, Sean Carter, Timothy Mosley, Prince, Michael Jackson, and Kanye West have been "out of the box" inspirations. Such inspirations have been and continue to be an un orthodox class in his structure of writing, imagination and a major influence on his music production. 

As a result, classes motivated Izzy to begin a songwriting career in the industry with publishing company Browns Town Music Publishing, LLC; as well as  working with other major recording labels and artists.

At age 30, Izzy Produx is a minister, an artist, a producer, and a writer that wants to crossover the air waves and the perceptions of Christian music and how it is perceived today. 

"There are people who need to feel God's love in an ambience they understand."-IZZY PRODUX 
"To love who only loves you, what reward is it in that?"-Jesus Christ

Gamma

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