It didn’t take long for his musical talent to manifest: at the young age of 17, the prodigy received a full scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music.

It was during his formative years that Bosch had his first professional experience as an artist, playing alongside Puerto Rican percussionist legend Giovanni Hidalgo and his All-Star Band. Suddenly, Bosch knew he was destined for a career in music.

It’s been a long and transformative road since Bosch’s summers at Berklee. He has performed across the globe at concerts and festivals in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, North America and the

The Caribbean. Most recently, Bosch had the honor of performing as a bandleader at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium. He is currently the lead singer/flutist of the Three Time Grammy Award Winning Spanish Harlem Orchestra. Jeremy has also performed numerous times with salsa icon Eddie Palmieri, Luis Enrique, and the Mambo Legends Orchestra (Formerly known as the Tito Puente Orchestra). Bosch won his first Grammy in 2019 for the album “Anniversary” (Best Tropical Album, Grammys) as a lead singer for SHO and two more Grammys in 2021 as a composer for Ruben Blades’ album ’Salswing’ (Album of The Year, Latin Grammys/Best Tropical Album, Grammys).

With three albums as a solo artist and a fourth one on the way, as an artist, Bosch has grown to find inspiration not just in fellow musicians, but also in luminaries from a wide range of artistic paths and disciplines. From actors and actresses to writers and athletes, Bosch maintains that a powerful work ethic and dedication to one’s passion is the true source of his artistic influence. After all, the title Bosch holds goes far beyond that of ’musician.’ A classically trained composer and forward-thinking visionary, he strives to produce music that can be experienced by all senses. With three albums as a solo artist and a fourth one on the way.

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