Jesse Audelo, a versatile multi-instrumentalist, arranger, and composer, consistently delivers captivating performances infused with a passionate flair. His music seamlessly blends his extensive knowledge of jazz improvisation with the rich influence of his Mexican roots, resulting in a uniquely soulful sound. Jesse has had the privilege of sharing the stage with an array of notable industry artists, including Platinum-award winners Frankie J and Baby Bash, funk and soul legend Sly Stone, and reggae icons The Original Wailers featuring Al Anderson.

His diverse credits also extend to collaborations with Monstercat producer Mike Ault, The B-Side Players, Chest Fever - The Official Revival of The Band, Western Standard Time, and Phat Cat Swinger. Jesse's musical journey includes performances with Grammy-award winners such as Kamau Kenyatta and members of La Santa Cecilia, as well as collaborations with Adrián Terrazas-Gonzales and Javier Cabanillas, among others.

Notably, Jesse has graced the stage alongside a range of artists, from Bernadette Peters, Seth MacFarlane, Blue Lou Marini, and Tom “Bones” Malone to Norris Reid and Michael Prophet. His regular appearances with Southern California-based groups like Jungle Fire, Phat Cat Swinger, The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble, and Mestizo Beat showcase his commitment to a vibrant and dynamic musical landscape. In addition, Jesse serves as the music director for groups such as Fresh Veggies Micro Brass, Maracuya, and more, solidifying his position as a prominent and sought-after figure in the music scene.

Raised in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, Jesse's musical journey began early on, influenced by a diverse range of genres heard on local radio stations, including oldies, jazz, and RnB. Inspired by the distinctive saxophone sounds of artists like Junior Walker and Maceo Parker, he took up the saxophone during middle school. Throughout high school, Jesse's dedication to music led him to decide on a career in the field. He made the move to San Diego, where he immersed himself in the supportive music community and refined his skills.
In San Diego, Jesse had the opportunity to share the stage with seasoned jazz musicians such as Gilbert Castellanos, Joe Marillo, Christopher Hollyday, Bob Magnussen, and other respected local talents. Embracing the Chicano movement, he made significant contributions to his musical and cultural identity through performances at events like the Ensenada Jazz Festival, Tijuana Jazz and Blues Festival, Chinto Mendoza Jazz Festival, and Chicano art shows in Barrio Logan.
Jesse's exposure to Afro-Latin styles in Latin jazz jam sessions shaped his path as a composer and arranger. His works, published through 3-2 music, reflect his passion for these genres. Over the span of a decade, Jesse has garnered recognition with multiple San Diego Music Awards and received acclaim, even from the theater community. Notably, theater critic Pat Launer commended his mastery of flute, clarinet, and saxophone in the 2015 production of "Everybody's Talkin': The Music of Harry Nilsson," featuring Tony-award winners Greg Jbara and Alice Ripley.
Jesse holds a Bachelors of Music degree in Jazz Studies from San Diego State University, a Masters of Fine Arts degree in Jazz from the California Institute of the Arts, and a second graduate degree in Music Industry Administration from Cal State University, Northridge, 
Currently residing in Los Angeles, Jesse remains an active participant in the vibrant music communities across Southern California. His philosophy on success in the industry is encapsulated in his words:

"The key to success in this industry is to be the person everyone WANTS to work with, not the person everyone HAS to work with." - Jesse Audelo