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Jesse Frasure (DJ Telemitry)
Birth nameJesse Vernon Frasure
Born (1981-09-18) September 18, 1981 (age 43)
Dearborn, Michigan
Genres
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Years active2001—present
Websitewww.instagram.com/telemitry

Jesse Vernon Frasure (born September 18, 1981), also known as DJ Telemitry, is an American music publisher, record producer, songwriter, and DJ. He has written 22 number one songs[1] and has cuts with various artists including Chris Stapleton,[2] Marshmello,[3] Miranda Lambert,[4] Kacey Musgraves,[5] Thomas Rhett,[1] Leon Bridges,[6] Kane Brown,[1] Jelly Roll,[7] Blake Shelton, Cole Swindell,[1] Meghan Trainor,[8] Florida Georgia Line[9] and more.

Frasure won BMI's Country Songwriter Of The Year Award in 2018[10] and 2021.[11] He has been Grammy nominated twice[12] and was nominated as ACM's Songwriter Of The Year in 2022.[13] He has also received six consecutive CMA Triple Play Awards for having written three number one radio songs in a 12-month period.[14]

Biography

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A Detroit native,[15] Frasure (DJ Telemitry), now lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Stevie Frasure. Frasure began his music career working at Major Bob Music in Nashville, eventually rising to VP of A&R and also signing a publishing and production deal with the company.[16] In June 2016, Jay-Z's Roc Nation Nashville and Warner/Chappell Music launched Rhythm House, a venture led by Frasure. Rhythm House includes Frasure's own writing and production activities, as well as the signing and development of other composers and producers.[17]

Growing up, he was surrounded by a family with a passion for music. His father often played in bands full of Motown and classic rock. As a college student at Michigan State University, Frasure first began programming his own music, heavily influenced by his love for electronic dance and the mix of his Motown roots.[18] He then moved to Nashville, finishing his college career at Belmont University,[19][20] It was there that a passion for even more styles of music grew.

Throughout his career, Frasure has merged his love for all genres of music to diversify his sound. He has written 22 number one songs[1] and has cuts with various artists including Chris Stapleton,[2] Marshmello, Miranda Lambert,[4] Kacey Musgraves, Thomas Rhett,[1] Leon Bridges,[6] Kane Brown,[1] Jelly Roll,[7] Blake Shelton, Cole Swindell,[1] Meghan Trainor,[8] Florida Georgia Line[9] and more. He's also seen multi-platinum success producing, co-writing, and remixing for artists including Luke Bryan, Rascal Flatts, Billy Currington, Lauren Alaina, Brett Kissel, Gary Allan, Hot Chelle Rae, Jordin Sparks.[21] In 2015, he reached the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Country charts for the first time with his Florida Georgia Line co-write "Sun Daze".[22]

As DJ Telemitry, Frasure has DJed parties for celebrity clients including Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Drake, Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Chris Lane & Lauren Bushnell, Todd English, and CeeLo Green.[23][24][25] He has also DJed across the globe for party planners Colin Cowie Lifestyles and Angel City Designs,[26] and hosts the radio shows, "Little Bit Country" and "YeeDM" on Apple Music Radio.[27]

Awards and Nominations

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Year Award Category Work/Title
2023 ACM Awards Winner[28] Song Of The Year (Winner) "She Had Me At Heads Carolina" - Cole Swindell (Writer)
Grammy Award Nominee[29] Best Country Song "If I Was A Cowboy" - Miranda Lambert
2022 ACM Awards Nominee[30] Songwriter of the Year n/a
ACM Awards Nominee (Producer)[30] Album Of The Year Country Again: Side A - Thomas Rhett

(Writer, Co-producer)

CMA Triple Play Awards[31] Triple Play Winner “Whiskey And Rain” – Michael Ray

“One Mississippi” – Kane Brown

“Slow Down Summer” - Thomas Rhett

2021 Grammy Award Nominee[32] Best Country Song "Some People Do" - Old Dominion
BMI Country Awards[33] Songwriter of the Year (Winner) n/a
CMA Triple Play Awards[34] Triple Play Winner “One Big Country Song” – Locash

“Hole In The Bottle – Kelsea Ballerini

“What’s Your Country Song” - Thomas Rhett

2020 CMA Triple Play Awards[35] Triple Play Winner “One That Got Away” – Michael Ray

“One Thing Right” – Marshmello, Kane Brown

“Remember You Young” - Thomas Rhett

2019 Grammy Award Nominee [36] Best Country Album Golden Hour - Kacey Musgraves

"Wonder Woman" (Writer)

2019 CMA Triple Play Awards[35] Triple Play Winner Unforgettable” – Thomas Rhett

“Marry Me” – Thomas Rhett

“Life Changes”– Thomas Rhett

2018 Grammy Award Nominee [37] Best Country Album Life Changes - Thomas Rhett

(Writer, Co-producer)

BMI Country Awards [38] Songwriter of the Year (Winner) n/a
CMA Triple Play Awards [39] Triple Play Winner “Dirt On My Boots” – Jon Pardi

“Road Less Traveled” – Lauren Alaina

“No Such Thing As A Broken Heart” – Old Dominion

2017 CMA Triple Play Awards [40] Triple Play Winner “Crash And Burn” – Thomas Rhett

“I Like The Sound Of That” – Rascal Flatts

“Fix” – Chris Lane

CMA Awards Nominee Song Of The Year "Dirt On My Boots" - Jon Pardi

(Writer)

2016 ACM Awards[41] Record of the Year (Winner) "Die A Happy Man" - Thomas Rhett

(Co-producer)

CMA Awards[42] Single of the Year (Winner) "Die A Happy Man" - Thomas Rhett

(Co-producer)

2013 Dove Award Winner[43][44] Dove Award Winner "Hold On" - Toby Mac

Number One Radio Songs

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  1. Kane Brown & Marshmello - "One Thing Right"[45]
  2. Cole Swindell - "She Had Me at Heads Carolina" (5 weeks at #1)[46]
  3. Jon Pardi - "Dirt On My Boots" (3 weeks at #1)[47]
  4. Kelsea Ballerini - "Hole in the Bottle"[48]
  5. Kane Brown - "One Mississippi"[49]
  6. Thomas Rhett - "Marry Me"[50]
  7. Thomas Rhett - "Life Changes"[50]
  8. Thomas Rhett - "Crash and Burn"[51]
  9. Thomas Rhett - "Unforgettable"[50]
  10. Thomas Rhett - "Remember You Young"[52]
  11. Thomas Rhett - "What's Your Country Song"[53]
  12. Thomas Rhett - "Slow Down Summer"[54]
  13. Florida Georgia Line - "Sun Daze"[55]
  14. Rascal Flatts - "I Like the Sound of That"[56]
  15. Chris Lane - "Fix"[57]
  16. Lauren Alaina - "Road Less Traveled"[58]
  17. Old Dominion - "No Such Thing as a Broken Heart"[59]
  18. Michael Ray - "One That Got Away"[60]
  19. LoCash - "One Big Country Song"[61]
  20. Michael Ray - "Whiskey and Rain"[62]
  21. Toby Mac - "Hold On"[63]
  22. Toby Mac - "Christmas This Year"[63]

Select Discography

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[64]

Year Artist Album Song Title Contribution
2023 Miranda Lambert/Leon Bridges If You Were Mine "If You Were Mine" Writer[65]
Jelly Roll Whitsitt Chapel "Halfway to Hell"[66] Co-producer, writer
"The Lost"[66]
Dragging These Roots - Single "Dragging These Roots"[7]
Gabby Barrett Cowboy Back - Single "Cowboy Back"[67] Writer
Chris Young Young Love & Saturday Nights - Single "Young Love & Saturday Nights"[68]
Brothers Osborne Brothers Osborne "We Ain't Good at Breaking Up"[69]
"Love You Too"[69]
Old Dominion Memory Lane "Both Sides of the Bed"[70]
Nate Smith Nate Smith (Deluxe) "Love is Blind"[71]
Larry Fleet Earned It "Muddy Water"[72]
Michael Ray Dive Bars and Broken Hearts "Workin' On It"[73]
"Dive Bars and Broken Hearts"[74]
2022 Cole Swindell Stereotype "She Had Me At Heads Carolina"[46] Writer
Kelsea Ballerini Subject To Change "Love Is a Cowboy"
Kane Brown Different Man "Devil Don't Even Bother"[75]
One Mississippi "One Mississippi"[49]
Steve Aoki/Kane Brown Move On "Move On"[45]
Elle King Come Get Your Wife "Crawlin' Mood"[76]
Mitchell Tenpenny This is the Heavy "Miss You Cause I'm Drinking"[77]
Little Big Town Mr. Sun "Heaven Had a Dance Floor"
Ingrid Andress Good Person "Seeing Someone Else"[78]
Tyler Hubbard Tyler Hubbard "Baby Gets Her Lovin' "[79]
Jackson Dean Greenbroke "Trailer Park"[80]
Chris Lane/Lauren Alaina Dancin' in the Moonlight "Dancin' in the Moonlight"[81]
Ben Burgess Tears the Size of Texas "Jackson"[82]
2021 Miranda Lambert Palomino "If I Was a Cowboy"[83]
Tequila Does (Telemitry Remix) "Tequila Does (Telemitry Remix)" Producer[84]
Lady A What A Song Can Do (Chapter One) "Things He Handed Down" Writer[85]
Thomas Rhett Country Again (Side A) "What's Your Country Song"[86] Co-producer, writer
Slow Down Summer "Slow Down Summer"[54]
Blake Shelton Body Language Minimum Wage Writer[87]
Kidd G Down Home Boy "Paper Hearts" Co-producer, writer[88]
Brett Kissel What Is Life? "Die to Go Home"[89] Co-producer, writer
"Without"[89]
2020 Kelsea Ballerini Kelsea "Hole in the Bottle" Writer[48]
Michael Ray Higher Education "Whiskey and Rain" Co-producer, writer[62]
2019 Florida Georgia Line Can't Say I Ain't Country "Y'all Boys"[90] Writer
"Blessings"[91]
Kane Brown/Marshmello One Thing Right "One Thing Right"[45]
Little Big Town Nightfall "Over Drinking"[92]
Thomas Rhett feat. Little Big Town Center Point Road Christmas in Diverse City "Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time"[93] Co-producer, writer
Thomas Rhett "Center Point Road Album"[94]
"Remember You Young" Co-producer, writer[95]
LoCash Brothers "One Big Country Song" Writer[61]
2018 Kylie Minogue Golden "Sincerely Yours" Writer, producer
Fil Eisle N/A "Oblivion" Writer
Kacey Musgraves Golden Hour "Wonder Woman"
Dan + Shay Dan + Shay "Alone Together"
Little Big Town Summer Fever "Summer Fever"[96] Producer, writer
Michael Ray Amos "One That Got Away"[60] Writer
Cole Swindell All of It "The Ones Who Got Me Here"
Hunter Brothers State of Mind "Lost"
2017 Thomas Rhett Life Changes[50] "Unforgettable" Composer
"Marry Me"  Writer
"Drink a Little Beer"  Writer, producer, programming
"Smooth Like the Summer"
"Life Changes" Writer
Lady Antebellum The Shack Soundtrack "Lay Our Flowers Down" Writer, keyboards, programming
Heart Break "Heart Break" Writer, programming
Aliya Moulden The Complete Season 12 Collection (The Voice) "Never Be Lonely" Writer
Faith Hill/Tim McGraw The Rest of Our Life "Devil Callin' Me Back"
Tyminski Southern Gothic "Southern Gothic" Producer, engineer, programming, writer
"Temporary Love"
"Perfect Poison"
"Hollow Hallelujah"
"Good for Your Soul"
"Haunted Heart"
"Bloodline"
Colt Ford Love Hope Faith "Dirt Road Disco" Writer
TobyMac Christmas in Diverse City "Christmas This Year"[63]
Rascal Flatts Back to Us "Hopin' You Were Lookin'"
Easton Corbin A Girl Like You "A Girl Like You"
2016 Brooke Eden Welcome to the Weekend "Act Like You Don't" Writer
LoCash The Fighters "Ring On Every Finger"
Charles Kelley The Driver "Lonely Girl"
Dan + Shay Obsessed "Round the Clock" Writer, bass, drums, engineer, keyboards, producer, programming
Old Dominion Happy Endings "No Such Thing as a Broken Heart" Writer[59]
Jo Smith Introducing Jo Smith "Queen of Fools" Writer, producer
"Dance Dirty"
"Poster Child"
David Nail Fighter "Ease Your Pain" Writer
Florida Georgia Line Dig Your Roots "Summerland"
Kenny Chesney Cosmic Hallelujah "Rich and Miserable"
The Cadillac Three Bury Me In My Boots "Drunk Like You"
2015 Meghan Trainor Title "Mr. Almost"[97] Writer
Who Is Fancy Goodbye "Goodbye"[98] Writer, producer
Gary Allan Hangover Tonight "Hangover Tonight"[99] Writer
N/A "Getting Played Again"
Billy Currington Summer Forever "Summer Forever"
Chris Lane Girl Problems "Fix"[57]
Lauren Alaina Road Less Traveled "Road Less Traveled"[58]
Jon Pardi California Sunrise "Dirt On My Boots"[47]
Thomas Rhett Tangled Up "Crash and Burn"[2]
2014 Florida Georgia Line Anything Goes "Sun Daze"[55] Writer
"Good Good"
Chase Bryant Chase Bryant "Jet Black Pontiac"
tobyMac Eye'M All Mixed Up "Mac Daddy (Tru's Reality) [Telemrity Remix]"[100]
Rascal Flatts Rewind "I Like the Sound of That"[97][56]
"DJ Tonight"[56]
Five Kings N/A "Oblivion" Writer, Programmer
Kelleigh Bannen N/A "Thousand Days of Summer" Writer
Natalie Stovall And the Drive Mason Jar "Mason Jar" [101][102]
David Archuleta No Matter How Far "Love Don't Hate"
Dallas Smith Lifted "Cheap Seats"[103]
Leah Turner Leah Turner (EP) "Beat Up Bronco"[104] Writer, producer
"Bless My Heart"[104]
"Take The Keys"[104]
"My Finger"[104]
Jessie James Decker Clint Eastwood "Clint Eastwood" Writer
2013 Capital Kings Capital Kings "You'll Never Be Alone" Writer, Programmer
"Ready For Home"
Royal Tailor Royal Tailor "Remain" Writer
2012 Meghan Trainor N/A "Who I Wanna Be"[105] Writer
tobyMac Eye'M All Mixed Up "Me Without You (Telemitry Remix)" Remixer
Eye On It "Mac Daddy" Writer, programming
"LoudNClear (Telemitry Remix)" Remixer
Dubbed & Freq'd: A Remix Project "Made To Love (Telemitry Remix)"
2011 Luke Bryan N/A "Country Girl Shake It For Me (Telemitry Remix)" Remixer
2010 tobyMac Tonight "Hold On" Writer, programming
Christmas in Diverse City "Christmas This Year"[101]
Dubbed & Freq'd: A Remix Project "Hold On (Telemitry Remix)" Writer, Remixer
Hot Chelle Rae Whatever "The Only One" Writer

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