Jason Goldman

Jason Goldman has gained prominence as a saxophonist, composer and producer in the fields of Jazz and Popular music. Jason was selected by multi-Grammy winning producer/songwriter David Foster to be the featured saxophone soloist for Warner Bros./Reprise recording artist Michael Bublé, with whom he has toured extensively. Well known as a prominent educator, Goldman has been a faculty member at the University of Southern California and the Director of Jazz at the LA County High School for the Arts for over 10 years. He is also an education consultant for the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz and the Faculty Coordinator for the Grammy foundation’s Grammy Camp. Goldman has performed all over the world and has performed with musicians from various genres including Queen Latifah, Wayne Newton, Chris Isaak, Michael Feinstein, and Producers JR Rotem and David Foster. He has also performed with legendary jazz icons Herbie Hancock, Terence Blanchard, and Wayne Shorter. Besides being a noted performer, Jason has arranged for some true heavy weights in the music industry including David Foster, Michael Bublé, Herbie Hancock, and American Idol contestant Clay Aiken to name a few. Goldman’s most noted arrangements of the songs Smile, Mack The Knife, and Let It Snow are featured on three of Bublé’s CD’s that have exceeded platinum status world wide. Goldman’s most recent achievements have been as a music producer where he goes by the alias Spicy G. Goldman’s productions have been heard on MTV and ABC and his record label Spicy G Records is a common name among major youtube artists. Jason also serves as the President and Artistic Director of the nonprofit Young Musicians Project.