Choyce Schwartz

Choyce Sincere Schwartz professionally known as Choyce Cincere, is an American composer, music producer and multi-faceted musician from Long Branch, New Jersey. Schwartz is a trained composer and musician who ultimately formed his musical career as an artist after working behind the scenes as a songwriter, producer, and drummer. Schwartz applied diversity in culture to the effect of diversity in his music. Schwartz's luring compositions and distinct ear for producing allows him to captivate listeners with feel-good music and contemporary melodic ballads. Being inspired by Quincy Jones, he continues to work in music for television and film. Schwartz has singularly been able to use his formal musicianship to compliment his taste-likable melodies. Having a versatile ear for music and natural ability to construct musical work helped him find his own sound in the urban and pop realm.

Growing up, Schwartz was devoted to visual and performing arts both in and outside of education. He was involved in symphonic band, jazz band, marching band, choir, theater and dance. At the age 10, he played in the high school band while taking lessons from his uncle who was a percussionist. He began playing the drums at 4 years old, then learned the trumpet and saxophone in elementary. Schwartz found himself having an interest in varieties of music that would not only be Gospel but R&B/Soul, Jazz, Classica, Rock and Pop. Towards the end of high school, Schwartz formed his own musical identity as an aspiring singer-songwriter. After high school he attended the University of the Arts in Philadelphia as a double major in Music Business, Entrepreneurship & Technology and Composition.

Schwartz's ability to compose and produce commercial music has been an essential asset to his work in developing artists, songwriters and producers. While being a musical artist in Urban music, Schwartz has made frequent appearances in the soundtracks of series such as, Insecure and Love & Hip Hop.