Composed Storytelling

JUST WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?

I explore life behind progressive lenses filtered through humble curiosity.

I am a music producer, writer, poet, educator, and reciprocal learner.

I write music and beats rooted in Black groove, soul, and boogie.

I compose hopeful stories about artsy Black folk who fall up.

I would like to make you laugh, cry, gasp, and think.

I want to inspire you and be inspired by you.

LOVE LETTERS to a QUEEN

music of sorts

Stream & Buy

the WRITER of WRONGS

musings of sorts

I HEAR WHO NEEDS to KNOW THIS

a journal of sorts

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Duality of Music

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Music Producer

Hartford

Juris Doctor

Alfred Publishing

The Los Angeles Film School

On-Air Personality

Atlanta

Recording Engineer

Master of Mass Communication

Screenwriter

Professor

re:MiXT

Poet

University of Florida

Tampa

University of Georgia

Sound Guy

Composer

Master of Fine Arts

Artist Manager

University of Hartford

Los Angeles

Dallas Austin Recording Projects

Gainesville

Attorney

Georgia State University

St. Petersburg

Music Publisher

LaFace Records

Author

PRODUCER | POET | PROFESSOR | PROFESSIONAL

AT THE BOARD

Born Marcus X. Thomas, Professor MiXT is a spoken word poet and music producer who uses electronic groove and soul to tell stories about artsy Black folk who fall up. His music is a blend of rhythmic Soul and JazzHop with contemporary R&B sensitivities.

He describes himself as musically curious as opposed to being a pure musician.

BEHIND THE BOARD

He has multiple credits as a producer and engineer for indie recording artists as well as engineering credits on the 90’s Hip Hop group Another Bad Creation. He mixed sound for NBC Sports’ Take a Seat: Egypt and Take a Seat Alberta.

He has composition placements in indie films Dead Tone (2007), The Open Door (2008), and Jesus’ Secretary (2009).

ON THE BOARD

Professor MiXT serves as the Vice President for the Music and Entertainment Industry Educators Association and on the Education Committee for the New York Chapter of the Recording Academy. He was previously a Governor for the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy.

Professor MiXT teaches performings arts management at The University of Hartford.