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As a music industry veteran of 25 years, Sean has launched the careers of legends as a label executive, contributed to over 30 million records as a producer, and most recently focusing on music supervision and advising for television and film networks such as Netflix, Hulu, and Apple+.Sean C’s music dreams began in Harlem as a founding member of the legendary DJ collective Xmen/Xecutioners. He was taught the art of DJing and song construction by Dougie Fresh’s Get Fresh Crew.Simultaneously, Sean set out to learn the business side of music while growing as a producer. He took an internship with Steve Rifkind’s Loud Records and quickly grew into a Vice President of A&R. During his tenure at Loud, he worked on groundbreaking acts like Mobb Deep, Dead Prez, Linkin Park, and more. Although an executive, Sean was a producer first. At the legendary record label Loud Records, he provided Big Pun with the Puerto Rican anthem “100%” while on the outside of Loud Records, he produced Jay-Z‘s first hit record, the Mary J Blige-featured “Can't Knock the Hustle.”In 2002, Sean partnered with a young DJ/producer LV and launched his own production company Grind Music, which eventually secured a production deal with Bad Boy Records. Sean reunited with Steve Rifkind as VP ofA&R for his Universal-distributed label SRC Records. At SRC he facilitated Fat Joe and Terror Squad's #1-charting record “Lean Back.” While composing for acts like Jadakiss, GhostFace and Ice Cube, Grind Music was tapped by Jay-Z to produce the American Gangster album, including the Grammy-nominated single “Roc Boys.”When Sean C isn’t in the studio producing classics for icons, he can be found consulting for brands Serato, Akai, and television series such as “The Get Down” and “Luke Cage.” He was an on-set music consultant for the hit Hulu series “WuTang: An American Saga,” coaching actors on their rap performances, advising directors on authentic dialogue, and set design. Sean is taking on the same role in Sara Bareilles’s new JJ Abrams-produced Apple+ series "Starling." Look out for his score contribution on the indie animated short film Unalienable Rights.Sean recently produced "Streams of Thought Vol3: Cane & Able" a Black Thought project which includes features by Swizz Beats, Pusha T, Killer Mike, and Portugal the Man. He also serves as executive producer in this collaboration with the frontman of the ground-breaking group The Roots, Black Thought.If that weren't enough, Sean is consulting on and appears in 50 Cent's "Power Book 3: Raising Kanan" series.Sean is the music supervisor in the Liongate/hidden Empire film, "Fatale", starring Hillary Swank.