Tommy Scorch, a native of Philadelphia, realized that he had a passion for music at a young age.
As an inner city youth he fell in love with hip-hop.
By the age of 12 he started to hone his skills through battling on the street corners of North Philadelphia earning respect among the hip-hop community. Scorch also Attended Freedom Theater “School of the Arts” as a vocal major; during that time he a...lso worked as an intern at Power 99 fm producing the “Nick at Night Radio Show” for Power 99 fm. Through the years his musical endeavors led him to work with a well known Philadelphia producer Eddie Hustle who produced “You Remind Me” for Usher Raymond. So inspired by the sounds that he heard Scorch decided that he needed to create his brand of music and became a producer himself, with a natural sense of instrumentation, vocal production, writing, & arranging. He was able to work on his craft with various recording artists such as Grand Hustle recording artist Alfamega, for “Southern Boyz” Featuring T.I, Lil Flip, & Trina, Adrienne Bailon Former lead singer for the “Cheetah Girls”, Curt Chambers, Tommy Blackwell of No –Question and countless others. He went on to working with His Mentor Producer/engineer the Great Dinky Bingham and is currently working on major projects for A.EL,
Red-inQ, and a host of others. Scorch prides himself on being a well-rounded producer with an incredible work ethic companied with the know how for artist development. He has the ability to produce a record from the first drum to the last vocal including the mix-down. He is versatile in various styles of music such as Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, Rock, Reggae and Techno.
His influences include the likes of Teddy Riley, Timbaland, Rodney Jerkins, Rockwilder, Bryan-Michael Cox, and Ryan Leslie.
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