Bruce Takara
Bruce Takara, neo soul, neo urban, remix, hip hop/r&b producer, houston, music, japanese, Paul Wall, Chamillionaire, swisha whouse, mike jones, kiotti, plaboyz
Smooth Babyface Sound, For tha ladies
"You Should Know" by Bruce Takara is a R&B/Soul/Pop production available on SoundClick. The arrangement reflects a careful attention to detail that rewards repeated listening. Representing the charismatic sound of r&b/soul/pop in Houston, this track speaks for itself. Looking for a r&b/soul/pop type-beat track to license for free? "You Should Know" by Bruce Takara is exclusively available on SoundClick with a royalty-free Creative Commons license.
This is one of the first singles that was released on my debut album in 2002. It features Gemini of Latium Entertainment and is produced by Bluenote. I co-wrote this and I am singing...
SoundClick artist Bruce Takara presents "Tonight Remix feat. Gemini", an outstanding release in the Smooth R&B genre. Bruce Takara demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. Representing the charismatic sound of smooth r&b in Houston, this track speaks for itself. In the style of Mike Jones, SWISHAHOUSE and Chamillionaire, this type-beat track is available to license royalty-free with a Creative Commons license on Bruce Takara's SoundClick page.
Bruce Takara is a native Houstonian of Mexican and Japanese decent.
This Neo-Urban influenced vocalist and multi-instrumentalist is also an established producer and songwriter. Bruce's unique ethnicity has played a crucial role in encouraging him to cultivate a sound that reflects the cultural diversity not only of his heritage, but a sound that encompasses the various backgrounds of industry influences and colleagues.
Takara nurtured his desire to grow musically by learning piano at age 8 and saxophone a few years later. Bruce went on to graduate from college with a degree in Music Business/Recording. While in college and after graduation, Bruce gained much of his production experience working with 2x-platinum producer/songwriter Marlin Demby for
Southern Fried Entertainment. Bruce welcomed the opportunity to co-produce and engineer with SFE on several projects including Ice Cube's platinum CD War: Volume 1 and Trick Daddy's album Thug Holiday.
Bruce has also has also established himself as the “Hottest” upcoming producer in Houston; blazing tracks/hooks for Paul Wall(WB/Asylum),
KRuger(Def Jam), Chamillionaire(Universal), Big Gem(Universal),Kiotti(WB/Asylum), and Lil Flip(Sony). Takara is also getting global
mixshow rotation from H-town’s Mean Green(KPTY104.9) to Germany’s DJ Groove (JamFM-Berlin) and has hit the mixtape circut in 2005 appearing on DJ Smallz Southern Smoke 17 b/w Ghostwriters and DJ Lt. Dan Lil Flip vs. TI b/w Lil Flip.
Takara's debut project(2002), They Call Me Bruce... took roughly 3 years to complete. Many of the songs on the album came from Bruce's
personal relationships and experiences. In 2005 Bruce Takara will have a rare combination of Neo Urban Soul. “A sound that will transcend the categorizations and labels that have been placed on southern music",says Takara. Bruce is certain that if he stays humble and remains true to what he has in his heart, he will become a household name.
They Call Me Bruce...
I've opened up for Fat Joe, Lil Flip, Amanda Perez, Gemini, 2 Live Crew, Bilal
Brian Mcknight, Dr. Dre, Neptunes, Timbaland, Babyface, Eminem, Jay-Z, Scarface, Donell Jones, Kanye West
Akai Mpc 4000, Yamaha Motif, Roland XP-50, Stanton turntable, Nuendo 2.0, Wavelab 5.0