Jeff D'Agostino

Jeff D'Agostino was born on Sep 05, 1982 in USA. Jeff D'Agostino's big-screen debut came with Getting There directed by Steve Purcell in 2002, strarring Toast. Jeff D'Agostino is known for Potter's Field directed by Brad Crowe, Jeff D'Agostino stars as Daryl Hexler and Nicholas Mongiardo-Cooper as Sebastian Hexler. The upcoming new movie Jeff D'Agostino plays is Underground which will be released on Dec 29, 2011.

Jeff D'Agostino is an American actor, singer, songwriter, and musician; professionally known as the recording artist Oekiin. After becoming an established TV and film actor, D'Agostino began a career in music. He signed to Rock Mafia Records in 2011, and was signed to Interscope Records by Co-Founder and former Chairman/C.E.O Jimmy Iovine in 2012. He has collaborated on songs with artist/producer Timbaland and DJ/producer Illenium.Early life:Born and raised in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA, D'Agostino started singing, acting, and performing in theater when he was eight years old. While taking local acting classes, a visiting talent agent from Los Angeles offered him representation. At age thirteen, he landed the lead role in the television pilot, Skwids (1996). He moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting full-time at seventeen.Television:D'Agostino has appeared in commercials and television shows including Les Experts (2000), Weeds (2005), Les experts: Miami (2002), Veronica Mars (2004), Malcolm (2000), FBI - Portés disparus (2002), Good Morning, Miami (2002), JAG (1995), Amy (1999), Phil du futur (2004), MDs (2002), The Brothers Garcia (2000), and N.I.H. - alertes médicales (2004). Other television shows include Ghost House Pictures series Zombie Roadkill (2010) with Thomas Haden Church, ABC TV movie: The Wonderful World of Disney (1997), and DreamWorks Television Pilot Hench at Home (2003) directed by Michael J. Fox. He was recognized for his standout performance as a series regular on David E. Kelly's The Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire (2003) (CBS) with co-stars Randy Quaid, Elizabeth McGovern, John Carroll Lynch, Ann Cusack, and Chris Penn.Film:D'Agostino landed his first lead role in a feature film in 2002, playing the character "Toast" in Mary-Kate and Ashlee Olsen's Route et déroute (2002). Other feature films include When Do We Eat? (2005) starring Ben Feldman (Mad Men, Silicon Valley,) Étudiantes exemplaires (2010) with Malcolm McDowell, The Sasquatch Gang (2006) by the creators of the cult classic film Napoleon Dynamite (2004) with cast mates Justin Long, Joey Kern, and Jon Heder, and indie-horror film Underground (2011) with co-stars Christine Evangelista and Sofia Pernas.Music:D'Agostino began writing songs as a hobby and was eventually discovered by Rock Mafia Records' Co-Founder and record producer Tim James. Before working with Rock Mafia, D'Agostino was the lead singer of a pop-punk rock band. His band mates included Jake Pitts, lead guitarist of Black Veil Brides. They toured regionally and were offered a record deal at Stand and Deliver Records. The band broke up before signing.2010-2011: Rock Mafia Records DealD'Agostino wrote new material for a solo project and signed a production deal with Rock Mafia Records, Tim James, Antonina Armato, and Paul Palmer (Co-Founder, Trauma Records). After recording at Rock Mafia Studios in Santa Monica, CA, D'Agostino formed the live band with several friends. They toured the West Coast and built a strong fan base. Their music was a mix of rock, electronic, and hip hop.2012-2017: Interscope Records DealRock Mafia Records presented D'Agostino's music to Interscope-Geffen-A&M Chairman/C.E.O Jimmy Iovine. Timbaland accompanied Iovine to the meeting and loved what he heard. He asked to be featured on a song with D'Agostino, which he later recorded. After the meeting, Iovine offered D'Agostino a deal with Interscope Records. D'Agostino signed and recorded one album with the company. Timbaland and Jimmy Iovine left their roles at Interscope and the album was never released. The deal was terminated in 2017.2018-Present: Oekiin and song "All Together" with D.J./E.D.M. Producer IlleniumD'Agostino then wrote and recorded new songs independently, which allowed him to maintain creative control and ownership of his recordings. He re-branded his artist name as Oekiin and showed Tim James at Rock Mafia his new project. James then played one of Oekiin's songs to E.D.M. D.J./Producer Illenium (Nicholas D. Miller), whom he was working with at the time. Illenium loved Oekiin's song "All Together," and asked to add some production to the track. Oekiin's song "All Together" was scheduled for release August 16, 2019 on Illenium's third album, "Ascend," distributed by label Astralwerks/Capitol Records/Universal Music Group.Oekiin's EPs "New Design" and "Rebel Minds" are scheduled to be released in the summer of 2019 through his personal label, Dilemma Music Inc.The music for Oekiin is a mix of Electronic Rock, Dubstep, and E.D.M.