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Griffin Boice

b. 1980

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Born 1980. Griffin Boice is an American record producer, composer and lyricist.

Griffin Boice, is an American multi-platinum record producer, mixer, songwriter, and composer.

Born and raised in Rexburg, Idaho, Griffin grew up playing the double bass for 10 years in the symphony orchestra. Griffin was trained in the recording studio by Grammy nominated recording engineer Trent Walker. Moving to Los Angeles in 2008, he signed a music publishing deal with EMI/Sony as a producer / songwriter. Griffin has done software beta testing as well as co-creating sample libraries for virtual software instruments for Slate Digital.

Griffin has composed scores for feature films as well as music for advertisements, TV, and movie trailers.

Griffin Boice is the founder and creator of Puretone, a sonic meditation experience.

Griffin has worked with Black Eyed Peas, Wiz Khalifa, Rob Zombie, Hollywood Undead, John 5, The Saturdays, Leighton Meester, Christina Milian, Gavin Rossdale, Lucas Vidal, Clever aka Who Is Clever, Cassadee Pope, Aloe Blacc, Mat Musto aka Blackbear, Krayzie Bone, Bebe Winans, Frankie J, Paradiso Girls

Discography YearArtistAlbumTrack 2010 Frankie J Crush 2010 Paradiso Girls Love Is All I Need 2010 Paradiso Girls Empty Frames 2010 The Saturdays Headlines! Puppet 2011 Hollywood Undead American Tragedy Bullet 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Believe" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Dead Bite" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "From the Ground" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Kill Everyone" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Lion" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Medicine" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "New Day" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "One More Bottle" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Rain" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Up in Smoke" 2013 Hollywood Undead Notes from the Underground "Another Way Out (REMIX)" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Take Me Home" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Does Everybody in the World Have to Die" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Party by Myself" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Save Me" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Guzzle, Guzzle" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "I'll Be There" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Ghost" 2015 Hollywood Undead Day of the Dead "Sing" 2017 Hollywood Undead Five "Pray (Put 'Em in the Dirt)" 2018 Hollywood Undead Psalms EP "Gotta Let Go" 2018 Hollywood Undead Psalms EP "Another Level" 2018 Hollywood Undead Psalms EP "Something To Believe"

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1980, Rexburg
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Who is Griffin Boice?

musical artist

When was Griffin Boice born?

Griffin Boice was born in 1980 in Rexburg.

What is Griffin Boice's occupation?

Griffin Boice is a record producer, composer and lyricist.

What nationality is Griffin Boice?

Griffin Boice is American.

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