Jason Boyd

Jason Boyd, born in 1979 and widely recognized by his stage name Poo Bear, is a prominent American record producer, vocalist, and songwriter. With a remarkable career spanning over two decades, he has established himself as a key figure in the music industry, particularly known for his profound collaborations with pop sensation Justin Bieber. Boyd has co-written numerous chart-topping hits for Bieber, including the worldwide smash "Despacito (Remix)," as well as "Where Are Ü Now," "What Do You Mean?," "PYD," "Hold Tight," and "All That Matters," showcasing his ability to create infectious melodies and relatable lyrics.

In addition to his work with Bieber, Poo Bear's songwriting prowess is evident in his contribution to Usher's critically acclaimed album, Confessions, where he co-wrote the hit "Caught Up." This collaboration further solidified his reputation as a talented songwriter capable of bridging genres and appealing to a wide audience.

Throughout his career, Boyd has not only shaped the sound of contemporary pop but has also earned accolades and recognition for his contributions to the music scene. His innovative approach and collaborative spirit continue to resonate, making him a sought-after figure in the industry as he consistently pushes the boundaries of music creation.