Each name tells a story all its own, but it’s when the names are blurred together that Jack Joseph Puig’s quarter-century of production credits make their most remarkable statement, embracing more than music and speaking to the very heart and soul of popular culture.

At its core, the vision of Jack Joseph Puig is – and always has been – a simple one, rooted in the gut and fueled by passion. It is in the ensuing marriage of creative vulnerability to artistic ingenuity where Jack Joseph Puig revels in music’s magical elixir, and it is from there that he embarks on the next stage of his career.

The landscape of music has undergone a drastic change since Jack Joseph Puig garnered his first engineering credit in 1990, yet the more it has changed, the more he has stayed the same. In fact, as commercialism increasingly drives the industry, as labels constrict, mediums expand and artists become more and more expendable in the disposable, here-today-gone-later-today realm of popular culture, it’s the personalities like Jack Joseph Puig that a cynic might expect to see fall by the wayside, soured by the often-times binding chains of business seemingly run amok.

Jack Joseph Puig has been all about sound. Now, it is that same creative aura that will become his springboard into every aspect of a music industry desperately yearning to be led into the Promised Land. It is a Land where artists once again become the focus, and a Land where songs are part of a living, breathing, and dynamic story that unfolds in Technicolor before our very eyes and ears.

There is no shortage of pundits proclaiming that the business of music is a dinosaur destined for extinction. It’s those hardened cynics, as much as the most impressionable of fans, that Jack Joseph Puig intends to help rediscover the innocence, rekindle the energy, and renew the passion that has always – and will forever – make music the soundtrack of our lives. 

Jack Joseph Puig is a multi Grammy Award-winning music engineer and producer with a long track record of successful productions.

As a A&R man he has works with Shirley Manson, Ashlee Simpson, Klaxons, Charlotte Sometimes, The Counting Crows,Puddle of Mudd, and The Like.[2]