Born in London into a musical family (father Bob Siebenberg drummer in Supertramp and Scott Gorham guitarist in Thin Lizzy), Jesse was around studios and on the road early on. Playing an array of instruments, by age 12 he was writing and recording his own music to 2 inch tape in his dad’s home studio.
Jesse attended Berklee College of Music in Boston on a scholarship to study film scoring, music production/engineering and composition. At the age of 20, he joined Supertramp playing keyboards, guitars, percussion and vocals on the stage and on all subsequent studio and live albums.
As a producer, he’s worked with artists like Kenny Loggins, Todd Hannigan, Josh Golden, Joey Ryan, Jonathan McEuen, Crosby Loggins, Jem, Liz Golden and many more.
Jesse met fellow singer/songwriter/producer Todd Hannigan at a session at Brotheryn Studios. They’ve since been operating Brotheryn studios together since 2002. Jesse co-produced Todd Hannigan’s critically acclaimed debut album Volume 1 as well as, more recently, Vol. 2 "Courtside For the Apocalypse". Together and separately they’ve produced many projects out of Brotheryn, as well as score for film and television.
While working on Supertramp's latest studio album, Jesse met Jason Mariani, who became Brotheryn's third partner.
Jesse has toured nationally and internationally with groups such as Supertramp, Roger Hodgson, A Fine Frenzy, Kenny Loggins, Jimmy Messina, Crosby Loggins, Rey Fresco, Hanna-McEuen, John McEuen, Whisky Falls and others playing drums, bass, keyboards, guitars and as a vocalist. He’s performed on Jay Leno, Craig Ferguson, Good Morning America, The Early Show, and many other national and international TV promotion.
His 2007 debut album, “Undiscovery”, is available on iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, Amazon and Emusic.
As of late, he has been touring with Roger Hodgson playing bass, has wrapped up a west coast Lilith Fair tour playing drums and lap steel with A Fine Frenzy, is producing his 3rd album for Kenny Loggins and just got off the road with Supertramp aiding in musical direction, keyboards, guitars and co-fronting the band singing lead on the songs "Breakfast in America", "Give A Little Bit", "Logical Song" and "School".
Gonna Be A Light - JESSE SIEBENBERG by penmusicgroup
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Check out the new Jesse Siebenberg radio interview here: http://www.myspace.com/terrierichardsinterviews . Born in London into a musical family (father Bob Siebenberg drummer in Supertramp and Scott Gorham guitarist in Thin Lizzy), Jesse was around studios and on the road early on. Playing an array of instruments, by age 12 he was writing and recording his own music to 2 inch tape in his dad’s home studio.
Jesse attended Berklee College of Music in Boston on a scholarship to study film scoring, music production/engineering and composition. At the age of 20, he joined Supertramp playing keyboards, guitars, percussion and vocals on the stage and on all subsequent studio and live albums.
As a producer, he’s worked with artists like Kenny Loggins, Todd Hannigan, Josh Golden, Joey Ryan, Jonathan McEuen, Crosby Loggins, Jem, Liz Golden and many more.
Jesse met fellow singer/songwriter/producer Todd Hannigan at a session at Brotheryn Studios. They’ve since been operating Brotheryn studios together since 2002. Jesse co-produced Todd Hannigan’s critically acclaimed debut album Volume 1 as well as, more recently, Vol. 2 "Courtside For the Apocalypse". Together and separately they’ve produced many projects out of Brotheryn, as well as score for film and television.
While working on Supertramp's latest studio album, Jesse met Jason Mariani, who became Brotheryn's third partner.
Jesse has toured nationally and internationally with groups such as Supertramp, Roger Hodgson, A Fine Frenzy, Kenny Loggins, Jimmy Messina, Crosby Loggins, Rey Fresco, Hanna-McEuen, John McEuen, Whisky Falls and others playing drums, bass, keyboards, guitars and as a vocalist. He’s performed on Jay Leno, Craig Ferguson, Good Morning America, The Early Show, and many other national and international TV promotion.
His 2007 debut album, “Undiscovery”, is available on iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, Amazon and Emusic.
As of late, he has been touring with Roger Hodgson playing bass, has wrapped up a west coast Lilith Fair tour playing drums and lap steel with A Fine Frenzy, is producing his 3rd album for Kenny Loggins and just got off the road with Supertramp aiding in musical direction, keyboards, guitars and co-fronting the band singing lead on the songs "Breakfast in America", "Give A Little Bit", "Logical Song" and "School".
A Fine Frenzy in Mannheim, Germany
