Jeff produces all of the records for his innovative Middle Eastern group Abu Gara, integrating a unique blend of traditional instruments and live percussion with samples and loops from all over the world.

In fact his ability to effortlessly combine old world instruments played live and samples of Tibetan monks chanting, Pigmy water drumming, or Moroccan meditative dervish drumming to name a few, have come to make up Jeff's signature style. These techniques can be heard on several Jeff Peretz produced recordings such as Kingdom Queen, the acclaimed release from Yemenite-Israeli singer Bat-Sheva <www.batshevamusic.com>, Unwind by The Middle Eight and the much talked about self titled debut of Hysterics.

Jeff is also currently developing several young artists including Grace Kalambay <myspace.com/somegrace> whose song "Ordinary Sentiment" is featured in the Ed Burns film Purple Violets, Josef K <myspace.com/thejosefk>, The Tangents <myspace.com/thetangentsnyc> and Selma Ahmed <myspace.com/selmaahmed>. His most recent project have included producing the debut recording for The Amygdaloids <www.cns.nyu.edu/ledoux/amygdaloids>, the sound track to the short film A Driving Lesson for which he also composed all of the music, the theme song for the Yoga website downloadfacingdog.com as well as the music for several television commercials.

Jeff also re-entered the studio with Hysterics to start their second record this time at the famed Headgear Studios <www.headgearrecording.com> in Williamsburg.

Aside from his role behind the board, Jeff is still an available and active sideman recording with Mark Ronson, Jay-Z, Rock Wilder, and Andres Levine.

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	Debris
	Mostly Untitled
	Potato Famine

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	Ordinary Sentiment
	Talking To The Tips
	Mrs. Finnegan

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	Old Friends
	The End
	East Harlem Shakedown

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Walking Home From School

Drunk Girl