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Chase Kuker

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A graduate of Oral Roberts University, Kuker is a producer and composer with over a decade of experience in songwriting, music production, audio mixing, art directing, and film production.  In 2008, Kuker and his twin brother were signed as recording artists to Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, forming the band ChaseJordan. In 2010, ChaseJordan won KIIS FM's Wango Tango Breakout Star competition, opening for Katy Perry and Justin Bieber. ChaseJordan went on to do a Los Angeles tour, playing shows at The House of Blues, The Roxy, and The Viper Room. Their hit song "Lose Control (Take A Sip)" is still a cult classic.  Starting in 2013, Kuker produced five films in two years with American Film Productions, features including Tell, Echoes of War, and Helicopter Mom. In 2015, Kuker co-founded Chromosomes, composing music for films including Among The Shadows, Death Pool and Mad Genius. Kuker has also composed for commercial clients such as NBC Sports, CBS, and TNT.  In 2016, Kuker began working with Think Up Anger, creating music on movie trailers, including Godzilla: King of Monsters, X-Men: Dark Phoenix, Bright, and War For the Planet of the Apes. Kuker is co-creator with Schilf for their Sworn and Light series and producer of The Fixer.

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Additional Music:
2017  The Domicile

Music:
2017  The Domicile
2018  LPM, Likes Per Minute
2019  Among the Shadows

Original Music Composer:
2017  Death Pool
2017  The Domicile
2018  LPM, Likes Per Minute
2019  Among the Shadows

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