Greetings from Jason Klein, also known as Monster Taxi.

Memory Wack - Gonna Give That Heart Attack. Remixes done by Giuseppe Di and DJ Cubanito. Features vocals by Jennifer C (who sang with Murk and Hex Hector) and Marco Cocchiaro.

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Boogie Makes a Splash - Splash Across the World!!!! Remixes done by my mentor, DJ Grego from Brazil, along with DJ Cubanito, Andy Sikorski, DJ Monchi and Playground Superstars. Mixes range from funk, house, classic disco, electro, brazilian house and underground French. My buddy Randy Singer played blues harmonica on the Brazilian mix. Very excited.

"Boogie Makes a Splash" just got licensed to Ministry of Sound's Annual 2006. Various remixes are being done now in Brazil and USA.

Just finished a remix for the Universal Music Latin artist "Emmanuel". Will keep you posted on the release date. My friend Alejandra Sedano did the duet with Emmanuel and the style of music is reminiscent of Pet Shop Boys and Miami freestyle.

I have been writing songs for various artists, along with continuing making music under my Monster Taxi name. Monster Taxi's "Boogie Makes a Splash" will soon be out on compilations. Co-wrote it with Marco Cocchiaro, Austin Leeds, and Ben Grassini. My other songs are currently under Universal Music Publishing's administration. Lots of co-writes with female singer/lyricists.

I had the honor of producing a latin funky mix for Shelina called Como Puerdo. Great voice and amazing dancer. Fun stuff!!!!

December 2004, my publishing company, Beta Eta Music (BMI) now has an administration deal with Universal Publishing.

November 2004, Ministry of Sound licensed "Cosmic Love Juice" - Monster Taxi featuring Pepper Mashay. The compilation is the Latin and South American edition of "Annual 2005". Released from Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and other latin countries. There is even a ring tone available for it.

Don Manuel's Figaro was given a great review in Billboard Magazine, July 24, 2004 edition. Click on News to read this review. During July, Figaro charted on various national and regional record pools charts. The various Figaro versions have also been getting radio play on XM Radio, various dance format stations, and the cable station, DMX Music (which I get on my Comcast cable service and it also plays on airplanes). We are also negotiating licensing deals and pitching it to ad agencies for commercial synchonization.

The Don Manuel project has been my excitement in the recent months. Figaro is set to be released in mid May, 2004. We are releasing 12" vinyl and CD promos. Excellent remixes were done by Alex Carmenates and Andy Sikorski. Prior to release, Alex started playing his tribal mix of Figaro is his club and it has been the number one requested song there. After Figaro, expect to hear the follow-up track, the opera Pagliacci.

During the last month of 2003, my production of Beny More's "Bonito y Sabroso" made it onto the DVD called "VIP All Access" and on the BMG CD compilation, "Buena Musica Garantizada 2003". This production has been a blessing for my career and I thank Anthony Gonzalez, Olga Cardona and several others who helped make it happen.

On September 23, was the BMG release of the compilation "Power Latin Grooves". It contains three of my tracks, remix of Alexandre Pires' "Quitemonos La Ropa", Monster Taxi's Get Off (Dub Mix) and my collaboration with Austin Leeds on Chaz Hart's "Soho". Chaz Hart is a side project I did with Austin Leeds, Franklin Socorro and Carl Cocarro.

Its September 2003 and I am turning older (32 on September 14th). My remix of Noelia's "Ya No Eres El Mismo" is now out as a music video and going into rotation on latin music TV shows. The video is awesome and very Euro looking. This remix, along with my Alexandre Pires remix is being played at various night clubs and can be found on compilations and on DJ promotional CD's.

As of August 2003, my current projects include a pop version of the opera "Barber of Seville (Figaro)" with tenor opera singer, Don Manuel. Also I'll be finalizing my disco funk song "Cosmic Love Juice" with Pepper Mashay. I have some other projects in the works now that I will disclose to you all later.

Early August 2003 was the release of the Monster Taxi remix of Noelia's "Ya No Eres El Mismo". I worked with DJ Austin Leeds at his studio in Coral Springs, Florida. This is for Univision. It can be heard on latin radio and on DJ promotional CD's.

June 17, 2003 will be the release of my production of Get Off for BMG Records. Get Off was made famous by Miami's own Foxy back during the disco 70's. I had the honor of working with two of the original members of Foxy, Ish and Arnold. The local latin rap duo, IV, provided the raps while dance diva, Rachel Panay, provided vocals and other ad libs that would make Donna Summer's "Love to Love You Baby" seem like a Disney song. With the help of my friend DJ Austin Leeds, we also recorded house and dub mixes.

On June 10, 2003 my remix of latin sensation, Alexandre Pires, hit the radio stations. On an interesting note, I turned in the project the day before to the label. This is quickest any of my productions hit the radio after being submitted to the label. The song is called Quitemonos La Ropa (Monster Taxi Mix). This track has a funk/disco vibe to it, with Fernando Perdomo playing funk bass and guitar, while DJ Austin Leeds provided the stomping beat.

Magic Sauce's Ave Maria, a trio consisting of myself, Jason Wilkes, and opera singer Kelly Allocco can now be heard on BMG's compilation Verano 2003 (release June 17 2003). Versions of the Ave Maria continue to play around clubs, especially the DJ Cubanito Crispy Cream Mix.

My production of Beny More's Bonito y Sabroso is #1 on various Latin radio stations. A first for me!!!! Also a first for me, a video has been released. Video has been airing and charting on latin video shows like Mun2's "The Roof" and HTV.

Check out April 4th issue of Billboard Magazine. Michael Paoletta interviewed me in the dance column, while Leila Cobo reviewed the Beny More CD in the album review section. Exciting stuff, with more press to follow.

I recently worked on 7 productions for BMG Records. The album, Beny More "The King of Son" was released in USA on March 18. A video is now in the works and the first single is getting heavy radio play. I produced adaptations of classic Cuban singer, Beny More. I had the honor of working with several local musicians, along with an up-in-coming rapper called P-Dirty, who is a local Miami Cuban rapper. On one track, I also got to work with two dance remixers, DJ Cubanito (Alex Carmenates) and "Oba" Frank Lords of "Dark Beat and Latin Express".Between my sessions, I produced dance tracks for gospel singer, Amy Barbera. We brought the hymn Amazing Grace for pop radio and clubs. Remixer Andy Sikorski also did a fabulous trance mix. Wait till you hear my tribal mix.

My pop remix of Univision's Los Tigres Del Norte hit the airwaves in South America. They are a well-known Mexican ranchero band. I used Enos as a guest rapper in this. He recently had a latin rap hit called "Leche".

My dance remix of Jim Brickman's "You" was charting all over the United States during the 4th quarter of 2002. Jane Krakowski of Ally McBeal did the vocals and she can sing great.

Keep checking out the website for further updates.