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Jaimeson

British musician

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Jaimeson was a British master of ceremonies.

Jaimeson (né Jamie Williams ) is a British garage producer and MC, best known for his hit singles in 2003 and 2004. He has also produced drum and bass and house music.

Jaimeson emerged in the underground music scene in the 1990s, He has remixed many tracks since 2001 such as the Streets' "Has It Come to This", Jay-Z's "Izzo", Maxwell D's "Serious", Sugababes' "Freak like Me", Big Brovaz' "Baby Boy", Billy Crawford's "You Didn't Expect That", Harry Wilkins' "Sex Go Round", 3rd Edge's "In and Out" and Destiny's Child's number one hit, "Survivor".

In 2004, Jaimeson featured in the BBC Three TV documentary series Tower Block Dreams, in the episode titled "Grimetime to Primetime".

Discography Albums Think on Your Feet (2004) UK #42 Think on the Street (2004) Jaimeson Revisited (2007)

Singles "True" (2003) - UK #4 "Complete" (2003) - UK #4, NL #27

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Important facts

Occupation
Master of ceremonies
Nationality
Also known as
Jamie Williams, 2 Deep, Rocsteady, Conspiracy Recordings, Part II, Kenetic
moreEzkiel, Jameson

Frequently asked questions

Who was Jaimeson?

British musician

What was Jaimeson's occupation?

Jaimeson was a master of ceremonies.

What nationality was Jaimeson?

Jaimeson was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jaimeson

· Wikidata: Q6123979

· DBpedia: Jaimeson

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