Music

Mr. Allen Jacobi has earned gold and platinum records along with famous performers. Including Eric Clapton, Gloria Estefan, Marilyn Manson, and 2 Live Crew. Most famously, he defended 2 Live Crew against obscenity accusations, a win that has drawn worldwide attention. His memorable final statement contrasted censorship with lynching for its effect on justice.

At the beginning of his career, Mr. Jacobi was a young musician. He worked closely with Miami Sound pioneers, representing Betty Wright, KC & Sunshine Band and Peter Brown. Allen took advantage of Miami’s proximity to the Caribbean by working closely with Jamaican icons. Like Jimmy Cliff, Dennis Brown and Bob Marley’s founding team, among many others. Additionally, he represented legendary jazz musicians Lionel Hampton and Ahmad Jamal while creating Grammy nominated music for both of them.

His Clients spans generations and genres. His clients include Cameo, Firefall, Jon Secada as well as Public Enemy, among others. Also, he has collaboration with the artists Peter Max, Peter Max and actors Gabrielle Anwar as well as Michael Winslow.

Co-founder and co-director of Radio Records, Allen Jacobi, made hits with his company, including “Stars on 45.” In 1991, he founded Pyramid Records/Sony and signed major artist. Like Joe Walsh, Asia, as well as Earth, Wind & Fire. Joe Walsh’s song “Ordinary Average Guy” topped chart positions under the Pyramid label.

Beyond the traditional music, Jacobi invests in digital technological innovation. His Clients include YouTab, Spotlite, and Digitrax. Spotlite, launched in 2017, is a highly rated music-related app. Its popularity now extends across international markets, ranging all the way from Israel to Indonesia.

Jacobi continues shaping the music industry through his support of new talent and signing artists. Such as Finish Ticket and The Womack Sisters. His influence and passion remain essential to digital and music entertainment across the globe.