The Victor, a luxurious residential high-rise community located in the thriving Victory Park neighborhood of Dallas, Texas served as a creative outlet for critically acclaimed record producer Jonathan Hay’s latest musical endeavor titled 'Wish You Were Jazz'. According to Forbes, Jonathan Hay released five Billboard charting albums during an 18-month period, hitting more than 30 different Billboard charts in total topping numerous categories.

The Victor fully came into fruition in late 2021, providing an incredible amount of high-rise luxury apartments and penthouses to residents around the world. International developer Hines and their team of architects and designers built The Victor to mirror an art gallery with lavish features such as a honeycomb-shaped installation in its lobby, a sculpture installation titled Stretch and quartz countertops. This high-rise became the creative space worthy of a #1 Billboard Jazz charting producer.

'Wish You Were Jazz' was recorded up-in-the-clouds over a 10 week period with the best views that Dallas has to offer as seen through the space’s enormous floor-to-ceiling windows. Being in the inspiring high-rise with concrete floors makes it hard for noise to travel throughout, giving Hay naturally phenomenal sounding acoustics. This upcoming release is the official follow-up to 'Follow the Leader (Reimagined As Jazz)'; Hay’s collaborative album with the legendary Eric B. & Rakim that hit #1 on the Billboard Jazz charts and remained in the top spots for 11 consecutive weeks. 'Wish You Were Jazz' recreates songs in the genre of "nu-jazz" from the likes of Drake, Adele, Israel Kamakawiwo’ole, Rihanna, Nirvana, Lil Peep, Michael Jackson, Run-D.M.C. and more.

Diana Pagan (2Pac) lived with Jonathan Hay in The Victor high-rise working around the clock on 'Wish You Were Jazz'. Their previous work has been endorsed by NME, Yahoo Finance, EDM.com, Rolling Stone, Variety, Spin Magazine, GRAMMY.com and many more. Collaborators of 'Wish You Were Jazz' include Matt Berman (Brandon Flowers of The Killers), 41x (Scott Page of Pink Floyd), Suge Jacob Knight, Mr. Wins Daily, Robert Ivan, Dani Darko and more.

The sky’s the limit for 'Wish You Were Jazz'.