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Joel Diamond

American record producer

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About Joel Diamond

Joel Diamond was a record producer and composer.

Joel Diamond is an American record producer. He has produced 36 gold and platinum recordings and had over 54 recordings on the Billboard charts.

Diamond grew up in Passaic, New Jersey, and graduated from Rider College (now Rider University), where he majored in business and psychology.

In 2024, Gloria Gaynor filed a lawsuit against Diamond claiming he owes her $2 million in royalties under a licensing agreement along with copyright infringement and fraud. Diamond denied the allegations.

On New Year's Eve 2014, he married actress Rebecca Holden. They were married 8 years and got divorced in 2023. In a 2025 press release, Diamond stated he was "enjoying his single bachelor lifestyle".

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Important facts

Born
Passaic
Education
Rider University

Family & relationships

Spouse
Rebecca Holden

Frequently asked questions

Who was Joel Diamond?

American record producer

When was Joel Diamond born?

Joel Diamond was born in Passaic.

What was Joel Diamond's occupation?

Joel Diamond was a record producer and composer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Joel Diamond

· Wikidata: Q6213373

· DBpedia: Joel Diamond

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