Stevie J.

Background

Steven Aaron Jordan is an American DJ, record producer, television personality, television producer, and songwriter. He has garnered fame, recognition, and enviable accolades for his craft. Jordan was born on November 2, 1971, and his birthplace is Utica, New York. His mother’s name is Penny Daniels, while his father is Moses Jordan. He is of African-American descent and a Scorpio. Jordan’s childhood was split between Buffalo and Rochester, New York, where his father raised him. He developed an interest in music when he was younger.

Jordan played the bass guitar with Jodeci. He was also a Swing Mob member but signed with Bad Boy Records when the band folded. Jordan was an in-house producer and writer for Bad Boy Records. He often worked with Sean Combs, a.k.a. P-Diddy. Jordan produced ‘Only You,’ the lead single of 112’s debut eponymous album, featuring Notorious B.I.G. He is also credited as the producer of some tracks on the latter’s “Mo Money Mo Problems” album. In 1997, he won a Grammy award for Combs’s “No Way Out” album. Jordan also got a Grammy nomination for his work on Mariah Carey’s “Butterfly” (1997) album. He produced the album’s lead single, ‘Honey.’ He also produced several songs from Carey’s “#1” album in 1998, including ‘I Still Believe’ and ‘Theme from Mahogany.’ As an adept producer, Jordan worked with Beyonce, Jay-Z, Lil’ Kim, Deborah Cox, Simbi Khali, Tamia, Eve, and many more in the 90s. In 2012, he joined the VH1 reality T.V. series “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.” The show highlighted his relationship with his long-time girlfriend, child’s mother, Mimi Faust, and his new girlfriend, Joseline Hernandez. Jordan has starred in many spin-offs of this show, including “Stevie J. & Joseline: Go Hollywood” in 2016, “Leave It To Stevie,” which ran from 2016 to 2018, and “Joseline’s Special Delivery” in 2017.

Jordan’s talent and credibility as a record producer speak for him. He has worked with many talented musicians, from Summer Walker to Faith Evans, Rick Ross, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, etc. As a record producer with coveted fame, Jordan has had many relationships known publicly. He is known for his bad-boy persona, especially on VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood.” He’s been linked to multiple women. He married singer Faith Evans in 2018 but filed for divorce in 2021. Jordan has six children from five women.