Bio

Raised on the pulse of Los Angeles, Jeremy Shabo is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, and sonic architect who moves fluidly between a wide array of musical genres— chasing feel over formula every time. Mentored by the late, legendary B.B. King, Jeremy carries that same commitment to raw emotional truth into every track. That range shows up across two parallel lives in music: scoring for film and television, and collaborating as a player, songwriter, and producer alongside artists spanning genres and generations.

Jeremy began studying music theory as a child, with composer/ guitarist Pete Snell (T. Bone Burnett, Lyle Lovett, and Annie Lennox) and went on to study composition and orchestration at Berklee College of Music. Shabo has composed original music for Channing Tatum’s production company, 33 & Out, for its pilot “Saints and Sinners” (A&E) and for writer/ director Larry Wilson’s (Beetlejuice, The Addams Family) web series “Cindy.” He has written music for films and commercials with cinematographer Reynaldo Villalobos (Breaking Bad, A Bronx Tale, Risky Business) and Oscar-nominee Edward James Olmos. Jeremy has scored a TV pilot written by Robert M. Young (Battlestar Galactica, Triumph of the Spirit, American Me) and has also done some work for Grammy-winning jazz artist and film composer Stanley Clarke. Jeremy’s songs have appeared on the CBS crime drama “Criminal Minds,” CNBC’s “Mad Money,” and on the radio. As a writer, producer, and performer, his skills have been sought out by a wide range of artists, including: multi-Grammy-winning producer Gerry Brown (Alicia Keys, D'Angelo, John Legend), rapper Aceyalone (Capitol Records), singer-songwriter Nicole Eva Emery (Bob Dylan, Rickie Lee Jones), vocalist Alex Lilly (Beck, Pharrell), punk icon George Hurley of The Minutemen, Ulrich Wild (The Deftones), and synth pioneer Robert Margouleff (Stevie Wonder, Oingo Boingo). Different rooms, different genres, but it’s always about the feel.