Jasmine Robinson known worldwide as QT Jazz started her career about the same time that she started talking. As a young child, she loved to act, sing and dance and it was evident by age three that she loved the camera. This young talent who has traveled the United States and performed with some of largest names in the entertainment industry definitely seems unreal to most. With a busy schedule that includes being a Reporter/Public Speaker for Sprite P.O.U.R., Coke and Rolling Out Magazine, managing her Lip Gloss line "QT Collection", live performances, Film, Commercials, Theater and Television Jasmine is setting the tone for a successful career. Having worked with and opened for multi-talented entertainers such as: TI, Tiny, Kandi, Yung Joc, Lil Wayne, Neyo, Monica, Mindless Behavior, OMG Girlz and Tamar Braxton Herbert alone with appearances on We TV "Tamar and Vince", Oxygen "#Post Killer" Starz "Survivor's Remorse" Oxygen "Snapped: Killer Couples" VH1 "Family Hustle" BET "Tiny & Toya" Bravo "Atlanta Housewives has prepared Jasmine for a career with unlimited boundaries. In 2016 she aims take the center stage with her own solo debut after inking a joint venture with "Sony" and her entertainment company "So Jazzy Ent." Her voice currently heating up radio with her single titled "Faded Royalty" produced by Samir, Jasmine is certainly starting off right. She aims to Follow up her release with "Outta My Head" to seize the top of the chart spot she is destined for. The radio friendly hits "Faded Royalty" and "Outta My Head" serves as Jasmine's announcement to the world that she is here and surely not going anywhere. A perfect example of what superstars starts their career out as; Jasmine delivers her smash singles with confidence and skill of an artist set for longevity. Being tapped as a pint size combination of Janet Jackson, Ciara, and Beyonce QT Jazz proves to be the total package. After seeing her show stopping performance and meeting this ever so humble talent it is evident why QT Jazz is the epitome of a star.
