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Paris Escovedo is a multi-talented musican, actor,

and producer, who was born in Oakland, and raised

in the Bay Area.  Escovedo branded a sound all his own

called "Ghetto Jazz", a union of Urban Funk, Soul, Latin

Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Afro-Cuban Influences. The Bay Area

musician was taught by his legendary father

Thomas "Coke" Escovedo, who toured with Santana,

Co-wrote the hit "No One To Depend On" and formed

the iconic Latin Rock Soul Funk Band Azteca. 

Paris has played percussion since an early age.  

He was given first set of Timbales from Tito Puente.  

Well known in the music industry, the International

recording artist has performed , toured, and recorded

with Grammy Award Winning artists such as

Bobby Brown, Pink, Shaun Mullins, Angie Stone,

Arrested Developement, Lauryn Hill, Vitamin C Speech,

Collective Soul, Najee, Peter White, Mark Brown,

The Dazz Band, and Howard Johnson.  

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