Grammy®-winning producer, composer, arranger and BMI artist, Brent Fischer carries on the legacy of his legendary father, Dr. Clare Fischer, creating a rich harmonic and orchestral palette that has become the Fischer brand.

A multi-instrumentalist (bass, vibes, keys, drums), Brent moves easily between genres – Jazz, Pop, R&B, Symphonic and more. His credits appear on over 30 million albums for artists including Usher, Michael Jackson, Elvis Costello & The Roots, Toni Braxton, Al Jarreau, Raphael Saadiq, George Duke, Natalie Cole, Vanessa Williams and D’Angelo (won Grammys® for Best R&B Album and Song for “Really Love” from his album Black Messiah, where Brent Fischer is credited as arranger and producer).  Last year, Fischer received another Grammy®  at the 67th Annual Grammy®  Award for Matt B’s Alkebulan II. The album celebrates African culture and features the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra,  and arrangement and production on select titles  by Brent Fischer.

Brent Fischer has produced over nine Clare Fischer albums, including Pacific Jazz with the Clare Fischer Big Band and Latin Jazz Big Band and ¡Intenso! featuring Sheila E. and Roberta Gambarini. His work also includes the Grammy®-winning ¡Ritmo! (2012 Best Latin Jazz Album feat Poncho Sanchez and Alex Acuña), the Grammy®-winning Music for Strings, Percussion and the Rest (2013 Best Instrumental Composition), and the Grammy®-nominated 2011 release Continuum.

Brent Fischer’s modern arrangement of the classic Pictures At an Exhibition by Modest Mussorgsky has delighted audiences worldwide and creates a new big band aesthetic for multi-genre music. The new album, Pictures at an Exhibition, features Brent Fischer Orchestra (BFO) with twenty top-tier Los Angeles musicians to include: Larry Koonse on guitar, Jamey Tate on drums, Ken Wild on bass, and Quinn Johnson on keyboard. The stunning Fischer woodwind and brass colors are played by Carl Saunders, Ron Stout, Michael Stever, Andy Martin, Scott Whitfield, Francisco Torres, Rob Hardt, Alex Budman and Kristen Edkins.

Starting professionally in the music industry at age 15, Mr. Fischer has performed with groups from more than 20 different countries. His degree is in Symphonic Percussion from California State University, Northridge.

Working as a consultant in entertainment industry, he also offers master classes for composers, arrangers and improvisers.

Brent directs the Clare Fischer ensembles, including the Big Band, Latin Jazz Group, Jazz Corps (a unique 30-piece ensemble), Organ Quintet, and Clarinet Choir.

The Fischer sound continues to thrive and grow with new titles and new audiences.