Singer, Songwriter (BMI), Recording Academy Member (Grammys), Actor (SAG), Print Model, Producer, Musician, Engineer, former VP DaSoul Recordings Group.
His velvet high pitched voice is a blend of sensual r&b with an under tone of soft core jazz . . . sensual....
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Chazz now begins a new chapter in his life. A new beginning, with a new CD, produced by Dj Payday. It's Emotional Therapy (the CD) for Chazz Dixon. After releasing 8 full length CD's (for himself) and writing and assisting on numerous songs for others,
Chazz embarks on a new journey with his new CD (his 9th).
Chazz is also a veteran member of the Screen Actors Guild appearing in film and television.
Chazz Dixon | The Official Biography
Chazz Dixon is an elite singer, songwriter, actor, and multimedia artist whose signature velvet, high-pitched vocal style seamlessly fuses the hypnotic rhythm of sensual R&B with a seductive undertone of late-night jazz. A true lifelong entertainer, Dixon's presence on the stage began at the remarkably young age of four. By seventeen, he had secured his first professional songwriting deal with Gibbs Records, penning the 1974 track "Slow Down" (released as a B-side 45 single on Washington Records) for Sugar Hill / The First Family. He quickly became an indispensable force in his hometown music scene, penning songs for local legends The Esquires and anchoring vocal groups like The Ezetts, Patrons of The Arts, and the a cappella powerhouse The Courtyard Husslers. [1]
Dixon's raw vocal talent caught the attention of industry giants who stepped in to mold him into a world-class entertainer. He developed his foundational skill set under the guidance of legendary manager Aki Aleong (famed for his work with Barry White and Norman Connors). Simultaneously, Emmy Award winner Bobby Jay (of WCBS-New York and Frankie Lymon's Teenagers) alongside his wife, Cynthia, co-managed and produced the rising star. Dixon's performance style was further polished by Motown royalty: former Motown Records Vice President Harvey Fuqua served as a "big brother" figure, meticulously crafting Dixon's legendary stage persona, lighting presentation, and performance riders. This education was completed on the road with Motown icon Smokey Robinson, who allowed Dixon to travel on tour for immersive, real-world industry finishing.
This legendary training paved the way for massive independent chart success. In February 2001, Dixon captured the No. 1 spot on the MP3 Urban Contemporary and R&B charts with his breakout hit, "Remember Falling In Love." He repeated this chart-topping success in December 2005, when his single "Have We Lost It"--from his landmark debut CD Back to the Groove--secured No. 1 on Chicago's MadHouz Internet Radio.
Beyond his solo artistry, Dixon has long been an influential industry executive. Following a powerful ten-year tenure as Vice President of Da'Soul Recordings (2004-2014), he pivoted to launch his own enterprise. Today, he sits at the helm of his own independent label, SoulKlub Ent, a division of Chazz Dixon Music. His visual acumen matches his business sense; backed by elite visual training, Dixon interned directly under Paramount Pictures stills photographer Charles Ladiscier. A true Renaissance man, he also excels as a published journalist, poet, and print model. [1]
As a highly respected industry peer, Dixon is a full-fledged voting member of the Recording Academy (The Grammys), Class of 2022. He is also a celebrated veteran of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) for over 30 years, having served on multiple steering committees for the Chicago local while appearing in numerous high-profile television shows, films, and commercial spots. Now beautifully entering his 70s, Dixon defies industry standards, continually creating as an active studio producer and writer while treating audiences to exclusive, highly anticipated live performances. A testament to artistic longevity, Chazz Dixon remains one of modern soul music's most enduring, inspiring, and captivating showmen. [, 2]