Rene van Verseveld is the son of Dutch Jazz musician Cees van Verseveld and was educated as classical bass performer, which he started at the age of 9.
He started his producer career in the [l1342150] and later moved to [l1039875], where he used his alias Quincy Lizer, after an initial period of performing artist on cruise ships (playing bass and bass guitar). First he produced Euro-Disco, later he was influenced by Hip Hop, RnB and Techno.
After producing and recording many successful projects in Europe between 1986 and 1992, as Candy Dulfer, 2 Unlimited, Gerard Joling and MC Miker G, he settled to Los Angeles in 1994. In that year, he opened his own recording studio [l1044739] in Hollywood, partnering up with Fernando Garibay. This was the start of an outstanding international career with being involved in production of stars as Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, Ricky Martin, Lady Gaga, Enrique Iglesias and Kelly Rowland. In 2007, he started to write film and television scores.