Grant is a music producer/composer of Cinematic and TV production music. His music has been featured on TV shows such as Storage Wars, Rust Valley Restorers, Backroad Truckers, Celebrity Big Brother, Sweat in the City, 16x9, Biker TV and for Toyota. He's also had music in the Toronto Independent Film Festival, Bell TIFF Lightbox, Royal Ontario Museum exhibit, numerous short films and for recording artists.

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"Awesome! I absolutely love it, it's perfect. The sound flourishes you added to accent the gun, bike and drug addict
are strokes of genius, you really amplified the emotive streak of the images palpably and the cues you put in match the cuts
flawlessly, I also love how you carried the music past the credits it really sounds elegant. Thanks for completing my story."
- Valentino - director for "KILO"

"Thanks for providing me with such fitting music to A/S/L. It really helped in dictating the pace of the short and gave it some energy!"
- Chidi Nwaozomudoh - karmacauseproductions

"Grant is a fantastic composer. If I only I knew him a few years ago! When I contacted Grant I had a very unusual task I wasn't sure anyone could complete. Within 24 hours the job was done and I was blown away. The film would not have been the same without this particular piece of music, and I can't wait for audiences to experience it. I look forward to working with Grant in the future"
- Peter Hatch - Flatline Pictures

"One word excellent, I have been looking for someone like you for a long time. You are a great musician and we are all very impressed. I know now that I have someone who i can depend on in terms of sound and mastering songs. Thanks from the bottom of my heart for your patient and kindness."
- Khaled Karamali - EastWest Pictures

"You create... and envision beautiful music. Aside from this film, I do look forward to working with you in future projects. "
- Ed Limon - Phoenix Gate Pictures

" Really dig your compositions and I think many of our members will feel the same way."
- James Vorstenbosch - founder of FilmArmy

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Grant was assistant engineer to Juno award winning engineer Jeff Wolpert at Kick Audio in Toronto. He's worked with The Tenors, David Clayton Thomas (Blood, Sweat and Tears), Amy Skye as well as big band and orchestral recordings for TV and film.

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Music Production, Composing, Video Editing, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Pro Tools LE & HD, Kontakt, MIDI, Final Cut Pro and Sound Design.

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JR Beats, real name Felix Annoh-Quarshie, is a young Ghanaian music producer/Composer born, raised and based in Accra with an exceptional talent in music production. His love for the art started at a very young age when he'd drum on tables whilst his friends and family at times sang along to tunes. He then progressed to playing the school drum for his primary and Junior high School.

Music production wise, He started off working and experimenting with music along with his peers right after high school (Presec - Legon) because he had a keen interest in understanding how music was put together. His earliest experience of making music with a team was when he started a band as an artist/Producer with group named "Ghetto Gees". Ghetto Gees was a hard core rap group, with members including Nasty, Tek 9 , Uno Rankee, Kwan Mc and MAK who made beats with Fruity Loops (FL), downloaded and shared by one of the group founders Pk. (2006-2007). This piece of software was everything to the team and it's not surprising JR uses it up till this day. 

JR's relentless effort to pursue this art of making beats, saw him make moves throughout his time in the university (University of Cape-Coast) where he solidified his name as one of the most popular beat makers/Artist on Campus. He formed a band, Billion Records which consisted of Jay Pickles, Mr Asante, Snoop and CJay, who out of their own way sacrificed time to do studio recordings and representing at Campus events. (2007-2011)

His later years pursuing music after the university, was when he became actively involved in developing himself as a music producer. Living in East –Legon, a suburb of accra, opened up an opportunity to meet other beat makers , producers and artists with similar career interests. Producers such as Brainy Beatz and Mike Millz were young producers also making waves in the community who had an impact on JR’s production since everyone was willing to share ideas, giving the opportunity to learn from each other.

Fast forward to now and the future, JR Beats has built himself to become one of the most skillful and talented new producers in Ghana, making beats that span across different genres including Afrobeats, hiphop, dancehall and a lot of fusion records. He has had the opportunity to work with top Ghanaian, Nigerian and South African music makers. Top artists in Ghana that JR Beats has worked with include Samini, Mz Vee, VVIP, Jupitar, Kwaw Kese, Trigmatic, Adina, Irene Logan and a lot more
He released a dancehall riddim “Nuff Love Riddim” (https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/nuff-love-riddim/id1151762802) hosted by Yfm’s drive time presenter, Joel Orleans, which gave him the opportunity to work with Nigerian Superstar Jesse Jagz and a lot more mainstream musicians.

JR Beats has worked on a project with American grammy nominated producer Coptic. This association with Coptic is a futuristic one which will help JR build his brand and breakthrough the American music industry.
Late 2016, has seen JR also hit the studios to work on huge projects with south African superstar Khuli Chana, which is yet to be released.





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In the far reaches of the cosmos, there existed a space pirate like no other, **DJ Paul Rubix**. He wasn’t just any space pirate; he was a maestro of music, a virtuoso of vibrations, and a pioneer of pulsating beats.

 

DJ Paul Rubix wasn’t interested in treasure or conquest. His quest was for the ultimate cosmic melody, a rhythm so profound that it resonated with the very fabric of the universe. His spaceship, the **”Cosmic Cube,”** was not just a vessel but a colossal floating discotheque, equipped with turntables made from meteorites and speakers as loud as supernovas.

 

One day, while cruising through the **Andromeda Galaxy**, DJ Paul Rubix intercepted a mysterious signal. It was a melody, unlike anything he had ever heard. It was ethereal, harmonious, and it seemed to echo the very rhythm of the cosmos. Intrigued, DJ Paul Rubix set the Cosmic Cube’s course to the source of the signal.

 

The signal led him to an ancient alien civilization, the **”Harmonics.”** They were beings of pure energy, communicating not through words, but through music. The Harmonics had been broadcasting their melody across the universe, hoping to find someone who could understand their language of rhythms and rhymes.

 

Recognizing DJ Paul Rubix’s musical prowess, the Harmonics entrusted him with their most sacred artifact, the **”Galactic Groove.”** It was said to contain the original melody of the universe, the first rhythm that rang out at the dawn of creation.

 

With the Galactic Groove, DJ Paul Rubix created a symphony that reverberated across galaxies. It was a music that transcended species and civilizations, a universal language that brought unity to the cosmos.

 

And so, DJ Paul Rubix, the Space Pirate, became a legend, not as a marauder, but as a maestro, his music echoing across the universe, reminding all beings of the rhythm that binds us all.

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