Based between Oakland and New York City, Jesse Levit is a saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist who lives at the intersection of deep-rooted jazz tradition and modern exploration. Whether he’s fronting a high-energy funk set or layering textures on the EWI, Jesse’s playing is defined by a soulful, precise sound that has earned him a spot on stages across the globe. While Jesse stays busy leading his own projects, he is equally at home as a first-call sideman for a wide range of ensembles. His ability to jump between genres and technical demands has made him a staple in the West Coast and NYC scenes, contributing saxophone, EWI, and keyboards to various groups. This versatility has led to performances alongside legends like Roy McCurdy, Jane Monheit, Jim McNeely, Diane Witherspoon, Wynton Marsalis, Tommy Igoe, Benny Green, and Wycliffe Gordon. As a featured Drake Mouthpieces Artist, Jesse relies on the Drake NY Jazz Alto to get the resonance and grit his music demands. That dedication to tone hasn't gone unnoticed; his work has been featured and reposted by industry heavyweights like D’Addario, Questlove, Nicholas Payton, and Jason Marsalis..