Clarence Jey

Who is Clarence Jey?

Clarence Jey is a record producer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and songwriter who has had music on US Top 100 Billboard charts, a Grammy winning record and Emmy win.

Young Jey initially grew up in Australia performing with local bands and composing/producing music at his studio in Melbourne where Clarence Jey blended his love of music and television to co-create the theme song for 2007 US Emmy nominated animation television show, Growing up Creepie. This success led to his relocation to Los Angeles, California.

Soon after, he was instrumental in one of the largest internet viral sensations in history, "Friday", by Rebecca Black, which resulted in over 200 million YouTube hits. He co-wrote and produced/engineered the controversial song, which hit the US Billboard Top 100 and iTunes Top 20 in March 2011, referred to as "genius" by music executive, Simon Cowell and pop artist Lady Gaga. "Friday" was also covered on various TV shows, including the cast of Fox network's hit show Glee, that resulted in their version of "Friday" landing on US Billboard Top 100 as well as iTunes Top 10. In 2013, US Late Night host Jimmy Fallon's second album Blow Your Pants Off, featuring "Friday", as performed by Fallon and Stephen Colbert won 2013 Grammy.