Jeff Rechner

Southern twang, subtle Texas drawl, French Canadian, Parisian French, California surfer dude, Arnold's evil brother, Sean Connery crossed with Michael Caine, Michael Caine crosssed with Sean Connery, and somebody who's just...cross.

Los Angeles-based Jeff Rechner is the promo voice of The Simpsons on FXX, the regional and occasionally national voice of GMC Trucks across America (when Will Arnett's busy being LEGO Batman), and his comedy voice stylings (what the hell ARE stylings?) have appeared on Saturday Night Live, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Tonight Show, Ellen, Real Time with Bill Maher and Tosh.O. Oh, and speaking of LEGO, Jeff's the voice of Solomon Blaze in the LEGO Ultra Agents video games and promos. He's also the voice of Buck (and other characters) in the cartoon series The Centsables, and has done a lot of video game characters as well (XCom, Tecmo Bowl Football, Lineage 2, etc). He's also a trailer voice ("Puss in Boots", "Inception", "Apollo 18", "Animal Kingdom", "Slumdog Millionaire", etc), promo voice (HBO, Disney+, Food Network, Investigation Discovery, Adult Swim) and TV affiliate and radio imaging voice for zillions of stations across North America and around the world. Jeff's national commercial clients include GMC, Taco Bell, Sling TV, Skechers, Dairy Queen, Progressive, Ping and more. Voice Boy Productions is also responsible for a ton of documentary and corporate narration, including voice of the Quibi series "Murder House Flip", SpongeBob's "Inside Bikini Bottom", Fox Sports' "Inside the Big East" and more. So you get the idea. Busy, diverse, and ready for more. What have you got? Used to take the train from Edmonton Canada with my dad. Oh wait...THAT kind of training. Trained with with Marice Tobias, Tobias Entertainment Los Angeles Neumann TLM 103 Microphone Drawmer Front End One MX60 Compressor/ Equaliser/ Tubesound All-in-One Mackie Pro FX8 Mixer Universal Audio Arrow Interface SourceConnect Twisted Wave Digital Editor MacBook Pro Haven't spilled anything on his electrical equipment in more than five years now (that's sort of a skill, isn't it?).