JAE MAZOR

"GOT ME GONE"
"REPLACEMENTS"
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Rasied In Miami,FL  Jae Mazor, an American R&B singer- songwriter. At the age of 5 his parents came out with an album in Haiti. Inspired by his parents as well as Boys II Men Bryan McKnight, Dru Hill and 112, He began performing and singing at the age of 13 in school shows and in his Christian church. In 2004 at the age of 17 Jae Mazor who at the time was known as J-Dubb was signed to Miami independent label Visionary Records. Where he was a part of a two man R&B group known as Project B who’s article is featured on 24 hourhiphop.com. During the time J-Dubb (Jae Mazor) was featured on the track “Tonight” and “Pretty Lady” which were played on local Miami radio stations. In 2008 J-Dubb left Visionary and was affiliated to one of Keisha Cole’s producers Mix The Formula who owned Camp David Productions and became Jae Mazor. While working with Camp David he began working on remixing the oldies song “There Will Never Be” by Switch. Late 2008 Jae Mazor was in Strong affiliation with Strictly Business Records (SBR )and began working on his mix tape. In 2009 Jae Mazor released his first single “Whoa” which features his brother Rippa Da Kid. this song can be downloaded via twitter or facebook. Shortly after the release and success of “Whoa” Jae Mazor released another song called “Replacement“. This song was featured on iblog126 and memoirs of a jaded dreamer. Jae Mazor plans to release his E.P "The Close Up"  in December 2011 which will feature the three new tracks “Come Back” “Got me Gone” featuring ATG of B2 Entertainment and “Lick you Low.