ABOUT
Jesse Blaze Snider is a powerful force sent by the stars to make the world a better place. He has braved & bested expectation, anxiety, chronic pain, death, depression, divorce, guilt & fire to make it here today. A multi-talented, Jack-of-All-Trades, he works professionally in a half-dozen fields producing boutique music, comic books, designer toys and media.
Best known for his back-flipping performances on the reality singing competition “Rock the Cradle” produced by Freemantle Media for MTV Network. Snider earned himself two episodes in the “untouchable chair”, a ticket to the finale and the highest overall scores of the season.
Jesse’s voice is arguably more famous, with long runs as the voice of “Pizza Hut”, “Gamestop” & “Kia Motors” to name a few and lending his voice to hundreds of other brands, networks & TV shows. He’s currently on his 7th season narrating “Food Paradise”, now on Cooking Channel.
His songs have been featured on the radio, in film and television on NFL Monday Night Football, NASCAR, NCAA College Football, A&E and others.
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Most fun, Jesse makes critically acclaimed comic books! He’s written Hulk & Deadpool for Marvel, created the original series “Dead Romeo” for DC Comics, wrote licensed books for Disney*Pixar’s Toy Story & The Muppets, reinvented “Evil Ernie” for Dynamite and more recently released his first creator owned project, a first of it’s kind music/comic book from Image called “black light district: 6issues”.
Published in Jesse’s quarterly anthology, “black light district magazine”, his co-creation, “Citizen D” has been adapted into a multi-award winning short film called, “All That Remains”, Directed by brother, Cody Blue Snider & Associate Produced by Jesse.
The eldest of four children, he has been steeped in the arts since birth. Himself a father of four all named after comic book characters, Jesse’s fourth child was born on the 405 Freeway in LA; Parker Pryde’s viral birth has since been seen by billions!
Visit blacklightdistrict.co to experience Jesse Blaze Snider at the height of his art and form, doing what he loves most, making music and comic books