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Many people around the world recognize Jeremy's passion for acting. However, few know that Jeremy's first passion was music. He played drums in his high school band before ever considering a career in film. Jeremy has written and produced much of his own material featuring his skills on piano and guitar, as well as his vocals.

Jeremy has recently recorded an album (and hopefully will be releasing it soon!). In addition, he has written and recorded the entire soundtrack for the upcoming film Arctic Justice: Thunder Squad, and released a single with Sam Feldt entitled "Heaven (Don't Have a Name) in October 2018.

Jeremy has displayed his musical talents in multiple television shows and films, both as characters and as himself. You can view his performances below.

Jeremy singing "American Pie" in Love Comes to the Executioner:

Jeremy singing his original song "My World" on The View:

Jeremy singing "New York State of Mind" on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon:

Jeremy singing "New York State of Mind" on ABC News:

Jeremy singing various songs during his monologue as host of Saturday Night Live:

Jeremy singing a parody of "Son of a Preacher Man" at the Independent Spirit Awards:

Jeremy singing a parody of "Thinking Out Loud" on The Tonight Show

Jeremy singing on Strange Luck:

Jeremy singing "Good Ol' Rebel Soldier" in The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford:

Jeremy singing "Mmm Mmm Mmmm Mmmm" from the end credits of Tag (Audio Only)

You can purchase this recording on Amazon.

In addition, Jeremy has also performed on stage with Eric Zayne, the bands Steel Panther and INXS, and both on stage and in videos with the independent artist Brother Sal.

Various Songs (clips only) with Eric Zayne

Yo! @jammcard was an absolute dream last night! Performing with such incredible musicians in the Los Angeles community is always such a pleasure.

Honored to have performed with my good friend, and Jammcard’s surprise guest, @Renner4Real! You absolutely killed it, brother! pic.twitter.com/Cm2BXLmmoJ
— Eric Zayne (@EricZayne) March 13, 2018