TWIST WIT IT
Bio
BREJÉ
The name says it all. The blazing hot teenage entertainer is talented, handsome, suave and about to twist the socks off the entertainment world. Over the past few years, Brejé has been brewing like fine champagne ready to pop. His wholesome, smart, energetic, funny and electrifying charisma is contagious. He acts, dances, raps and sings, which makes him a quadruple talent. It is exciting to watch him perform his magic on stage or in front of the camera. Brejé is rapidly becoming what's next and popular.
Brejé kicks off the Summer 2009 with a bang - promoting a twelve (12) week national radio campaign of his new single Glad We Met, produced by super producer Scott Storch. Scott Storch has produced major artists such as Beyoncé, Mariah Carey, and Chris Brown to name a few. Brejé is preparing to release his debut album in November 2009. It will be released on WPE Music, LLC/Bungalo Records/Universal. In July 2008, Brejé first buzzed on the music scene with his track Twist Wit It, which sparked renewed interest in Chubby Checker's dance, "The Twist”. This hip-hop rendition of the popular 60's dance is becoming one of the hottest dance songs to hit the market.
Brejé is no stranger to the entertainment scene. He was just an elementary school student when he tagged along with his older sisters’group IQ, who were amongst the Radio Disney Incubator artists. IQ debuted with their album, Roll Call in 2006 distributed by Universal/WPE Music, LLC. This allowed Breje to interact and share stages with such artists as the Jonas Brothers, Ne-Yo, Ashanti, Omarion, B5, Pretty Ricky, Baby Boy Da Prince, Rich Boy, 2XL and others. This paved the way for Brejé to open up for artists Fabulous and Soulja Boy. With all the bounce and enthusiasm that was stimulated by Brejé, it lead to the ultimate booking of Brejé’s career - a chance to open for the “King Of Pop”, Michael Jackson in London at the 02 Arena. Unfortunately, this tour was canceled due to the sudden death of this icon.
After getting a taste of the music biz, Brejé “tapped Tinseltown” with his acting debut as “Garrett” in the short comedy film called My Genie about Cali kids who find a bottle on a beach. This performance caught the attention of super acting agent, Judy Savage, led to acting training with the famous Diane Hardin, and resulted in Brejé having meetings with Disney, MTV, Nickelodeon, Will Smith’s Overbrook Entertainment, Berman & Braun, directors Tom Lynch, Marty Adelstein and other major industry executives.
Brejé’s grounded foundation comes from family values, morals and ethics that have been instilled in him at home. He loves reading, school, music, acting, sports and video games. His favorite sports are basketball, soccer and swimming. The competitive challenge, unpredictability, fast pace, and the thought of using a swift imagination, keeps him striving for success in whatever he desires to do. He wants to send a message to youth in every corner of the universe that, “You Can’t Get It, If You Don’t Try”. He feels it is important to help others, that caring is sharing and giving back can make a world of difference. Brejé’s motto “Be The Change” exemplifies leadership qualities. “To lead, it is necessary to prove yourself and you must show people what makes you.” He believes hard work, determination and getting your education is essential if you want to achieve your dreams.
Never forgetting the music of blues and jazz, Brejé gets his collective influence while listening to music with his Nana. He is mostly inspired by his parent’s music catalog. The catalog varies with artists including Michael Jackson, Earth Wind & Fire, Chris Brown, Bobby Brown, Ludacris, Nelly, LL Cool J, Billy Ray Cyrus and John Mayer. These blends of musical styles comprise the chic & versatile content of his music/lyrics.
His great-grand mother once told him, “Never forget the history of
your ancestors and your grassroots; as you grow into who you are, who you are will define where you are going.
To know your future, you must know your history.” This sums up life as a screenplay and we all play an important role.
Scene 1………
To stay in the loop about Brejé ,visit the websites
http://www.brejemusic.com and http://www.myspace.com/brejemusic.
The name says it all. The blazing hot teenage entertainer is talented, handsome, suave and about to twist the socks off the entertainment world. Over the past few years, Brejé has been brewing like fine champagne ready to pop. His wholesome, smart, energetic, funny and electrifying charisma is contagious. He acts, dances, raps and sings, which makes him a quadruple talent. It is exciting to watch him perform his magic on stage or in front of the camera. Brejé is rapidly becoming what's next and popular.
Brejé kicks off the Summer 2009 with a bang - promoting a twelve (12) week national radio campaign of his new single Glad We Met, produced by super producer Scott Storch. Scott Storch has produced major artists such as Beyoncé, Mariah Carey, and Chris Brown to name a few. Brejé is preparing to release his debut album in November 2009. It will be released on WPE Music, LLC/Bungalo Records/Universal. In July 2008, Brejé first buzzed on the music scene with his track Twist Wit It, which sparked renewed interest in Chubby Checker's dance, "The Twist”. This hip-hop rendition of the popular 60's dance is becoming one of the hottest dance songs to hit the market.
Brejé is no stranger to the entertainment scene. He was just an elementary school student when he tagged along with his older sisters’group IQ, who were amongst the Radio Disney Incubator artists. IQ debuted with their album, Roll Call in 2006 distributed by Universal/WPE Music, LLC. This allowed Breje to interact and share stages with such artists as the Jonas Brothers, Ne-Yo, Ashanti, Omarion, B5, Pretty Ricky, Baby Boy Da Prince, Rich Boy, 2XL and others. This paved the way for Brejé to open up for artists Fabulous and Soulja Boy. With all the bounce and enthusiasm that was stimulated by Brejé, it lead to the ultimate booking of Brejé’s career - a chance to open for the “King Of Pop”, Michael Jackson in London at the 02 Arena. Unfortunately, this tour was canceled due to the sudden death of this icon.
After getting a taste of the music biz, Brejé “tapped Tinseltown” with his acting debut as “Garrett” in the short comedy film called My Genie about Cali kids who find a bottle on a beach. This performance caught the attention of super acting agent, Judy Savage, led to acting training with the famous Diane Hardin, and resulted in Brejé having meetings with Disney, MTV, Nickelodeon, Will Smith’s Overbrook Entertainment, Berman & Braun, directors Tom Lynch, Marty Adelstein and other major industry executives.
Brejé’s grounded foundation comes from family values, morals and ethics that have been instilled in him at home. He loves reading, school, music, acting, sports and video games. His favorite sports are basketball, soccer and swimming. The competitive challenge, unpredictability, fast pace, and the thought of using a swift imagination, keeps him striving for success in whatever he desires to do. He wants to send a message to youth in every corner of the universe that, “You Can’t Get It, If You Don’t Try”. He feels it is important to help others, that caring is sharing and giving back can make a world of difference. Brejé’s motto “Be The Change” exemplifies leadership qualities. “To lead, it is necessary to prove yourself and you must show people what makes you.” He believes hard work, determination and getting your education is essential if you want to achieve your dreams.
Never forgetting the music of blues and jazz, Brejé gets his collective influence while listening to music with his Nana. He is mostly inspired by his parent’s music catalog. The catalog varies with artists including Michael Jackson, Earth Wind & Fire, Chris Brown, Bobby Brown, Ludacris, Nelly, LL Cool J, Billy Ray Cyrus and John Mayer. These blends of musical styles comprise the chic & versatile content of his music/lyrics.
His great-grand mother once told him, “Never forget the history of
your ancestors and your grassroots; as you grow into who you are, who you are will define where you are going.
To know your future, you must know your history.” This sums up life as a screenplay and we all play an important role.
Scene 1………
To stay in the loop about Brejé ,visit the websites
http://www.brejemusic.com and http://www.myspace.com/brejemusic.
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