Aaron Jerome

Nicknamed Mr. Spirit Blender due to his soft, soulful remixes, manufacturer Aaron Jerome was seriously influenced with the initial record he ever bought, De La Soul’s 3 Foot High and Increasing. He grew up in Cambridgeshire, Britain, and went to Westminster College or university, where he finished up going for a music creation training course with classmate Kevin Tag Trail. Path would continue to create “Eastern Eye” for Nitin Sawhney’s 2003 record, Individual, while Jerome surely got to perform the remix, leaving a barrage of remix demands. Work with famous brands Roy Ayers, Bonobo, DJ Vadim, Nicole Willis, and Zap Mama held Jerome from creating music under his very own name until 2005, when he released the one “Man Difficulties” for the Wah Wah 45s label. He’d then property on BBE along with his 2007 EP, Dance Girl, and early in 2008 the label released his full-length debut, Time and energy to Rearrange.