Experience the Music of JIM BEANZ “The Simpsons” Hip-Hop Special This Sunday 1/15

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Grammy and Emmy-nominated musician JIM BEANZ-known for his productions and compositions for the FOX hit TV series “Empire” and global smashes for many of today’s biggest stars-returns to the small screen with his musical talents for “The Simpsons” this Sunday, January 15.  The long-standing hit animated TV show on FOX beloved by many worldwide follows their astonishing 600^th episode with an unprecedented one-hour special dedicated to hip-hop with “The Great Phatsby” featuring music produced by Beanz.  Check your local listings for show times.

Check out JIM BEANZ remix of “The Simpson’s” theme song now at: 

“Jim Beanz produced more original music than any guest composer or producer I’ve ever worked with at ‘The Simpsons.’  We felt guilty about how much we asked him to do!,” shares Matt Selman, Executive Producer “The Simpsons.”  “Because of Jim’s amazing work, ‘The Great Phatsby’ has a feel unlike that of any other Simpsons episode in the history of the show.  His creativity permeates the episode.  He was so fun to collaborate with, and no matter what we threw at him, he gave us back something amazing. I would have to say that Jim Beanz made the hour-long Simpsons hip hop special… super special.”

Previously known as Timbaland‘s protégé and the man responsible for the immortal line “It’s Britney bitch,” Pennsylvania’s Jim Beanz has produced hits for some of the biggest artists in the world including Katy Perry, Britney Spears, Shakira, Nelly Furtado, Chris Cornell, Justin Timberlake, Duran Duran, Coldplay, Snoop Dogg, Chris Brown, Miley Cyrus, Little Mix, Jamie Fox, Jennifer Hudson, P Diddy and many more.  His work on “Empire”‘s first season was released as an album which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart, making it the first television soundtrack to do so since 1985. It was also nominated for “Best Soundtrack” at the Grammy Awards 2016, Billboard Music Awards 2016 and American Music Awards 2015.  Jim Beanz was was nominated for an Emmy in 2016 for the song “Good People” from Season 2 “Empire” which he single handedly wrote and produced himself.

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