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J-Swift was born on 1971 in Madrid, Spain, is an A spanish emigrant to the United States. Discover J-Swift's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 53 years old?

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J-Swift is a Spanish music producer responsible for songs with groups on the Delicious Vinyl label.

He has produced the hip hop groups The Pharcyde and The Wascals.

1971

J-Swift was born Juan Manuel Martinez-Luis in 1971 in Madrid, Spain.

His Afro-Cuban father, Pedro, was a salsa bandleader and multi-instrumentalist.

His mother, Dolores, was a native of the Canary Islands.

1974

In 1974, the family headed to Los Angeles, California, settling in Inglewood.

At age six, J-Swift enrolled in a piano conservatory, quickly proving to be a prodigy.

1980

The all-rap radio station KDAY introduced him to hip-hop in the early 1980s, and the first record he ever got was by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.

1988

Around 1988, J-Swift attended Locke High School, where he met his mentor R&B musician Reggie Andrews, producer of Dazz Band's 1982 funk hit "Let It Whip" and collaborator of Rick James.

After J-Swift composed three new jack swing-style songs to get his attention, Andrews suggested that he concentrate on writing and producing, and set him up with a recording studio (complete with a then-state-of-the-art Akai MPC60) at South Central Unit (SCU), an after-school program for disadvantaged young talent.

This gave J the opportunity to submit songs to A&M Records' Rondor Music publishing, while additional work came via BMI's Cheryl Dickerson.

1991

Though much of this early music went unreleased (like an album by Bell Biv DeVoe spin-off STR8-Ahead), J-Swift's official songwriting/producing debut came in 1991 with Keisha Jackson's "Feel You Out."

Around this time J-Swift began making music with a crew of dancers-turned-rappers.

1992

With Reggie Andrews' record collection at their disposal, J-Swift and The Pharcyde crafted a three-song demo in '91 and subsequently a hip-hop classic, 1992's Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde.

Featuring the hit single Passin' Me By, Pharcyde's debut went certified Gold.

1993

With his own "Fat House Productions" acts Jazzyfatnastees and Quinton, J-Swift signed an ill-fated million dollar deal with Tommy Boy Records in 1993.

Another of his groups, The Wascals, dropped several singles including "Class Clown" and "The Dips" in '94, but broke up before releasing their debut.

The crew was started by members Alfie and Buckwheed, the latter of which met J-Swift while they were going to high school together.

2000

Disputes over production and credits caused a rift between J and the group (although they would later reunite on The Pharcyde's "Trust" remix in 2000, not to mention several J-Swift-produced tracks on Fatlip's 2005 solo debut The Loneliest Punk, and Fatlip and Tre Hardson's 2007 holiday song "All I Want for Xmas").

2005

J-Swift recorded new tracks from 2005 through 2010, providing not only the beats but also the rhymes.

Featuring soul-baring rap confessionals ("Off My Chest") and tales of perseverance through struggles ("Born To Win Despite Myself") — while still celebrating recreational drug use ("I'll Do Mine") — J-Swift's new project began with an alter ego Negro Kanevil.

2006

In 2006, J-Swift was arrested for possession of narcotics.

2007

(Wascals' Greatest Hits, completely produced by J-Swift, was finally released by Delicious Vinyl in 2007.) In the mid-'90s, J-Swift lent his signature style to a string of remixes, including Prince's "Letitgo (Sherm Stick Edit)," Massive Attack's "Protection," and Urban Thermo Dynamics' "Manifest Destiny" (featuring a young Mos Def).

J-Swift was the subject of the 2007 documentary film 1 More Hit.

2015

In 2015, his permanent resident status was stripped and he was deported back to his birth country of Spain.