Jack DeBoe is a versatile American musician, producer, songwriter, and engineer known for his wizardly problem-solving and ability to unlock artists' full creative potential. His collaborative approach consistently elevates projects beyond expectations.
Currently based in Brooklyn, New York, Jack is contributing as a Composer and Music Producer for the 31-time Emmy-nominated "Late Show with Stephen Colbert." He is responsible for producing, performing, recording, and mixing the show’s pre-recorded music, parodies, and short-film skits. Other notable contributions include scoring a short film with the renowned directing duo Daniels, known for the acclaimed film "Everything Everywhere All At Once." Additionally, he has acted as Music Director for UK artist Little Simz.
Jack also engages with the next generation of musicians as a part-time faculty member at the New School, where he teaches production and mixing techniques to both master's and undergraduate students.
His extensive creative portfolio features contributions to several Grammy-nominated albums with artists such as Tyler, the Creator, Jon Batiste, Yebba, Meshell Ndegeocello, Louis Cato, and Trixie Whitley. As a drummer, he has provided support to a multitude of artists and bands, including Emily King, Lucius, Lizz Wright, Megan Hilty, and Nick Hakim. His collaboration with Marcus Strickland led him to work closely with Meshell Ndegeocello, taking on roles as studio and production manager, engineer, and collaborator.