Jeff Blue

Blue attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he studied Communications focusing on Media Law. Blue played drums while in college. He met Brad Delson at UCLA, then a student, who became his intern. After Blue left Zomba and joined Warner Records, he signed Linkin Park to their first record deal and executive produced the band's debut album Hybrid Theory. Blue also developed and co-wrote with Macy Gray. He also signed rock bands Korn and Limp Bizkit to publishing deals. He was also the executive producer and co-writer for ''Queen of the Damned's'' soundtrack. In 2012, Blue signed, co-wrote, and developed WERM after discovering the band on Music Xray. In 2020, Blue released, One Step Closer, From Xero to #1; Becoming Linkin Park, a book detailing his early work with Linkin Park. He also worked on a docu-series covering the history of A&R through and in conjunction with Mark Wahlberg's production company Unrealistic Ideas. Currently, Blue is the founder of entertainment media production company, Century Park Entertainment. ==References==