Jade Puget

Jade Puget is an American musician, songwriter, and producer best known as the guitarist and keyboardist for the punk rock band AFI, formed in 1991. Born on November 28, 1973, in Santa Barbara, California, Puget's musical style encompasses a blend of punk rock, post-hardcore, and gothic rock. He joined AFI in 1998, contributing significantly to their sound on notable albums such as *The Art of Drowning* (2000), *Sing the Sorrow* (2003), and *Decemberunderground* (2006). In addition to his work with AFI, Puget has been involved in various side projects, including the electronic music duo Blaqk Audio, which explores synth-pop and electronic genres. Their albums, such as *CexCells* (2007) and *Bright Black Heaven* (2012), showcase his versatility as a musician. Puget's impact on music lies in his ability to blend diverse genres while maintaining a distinctive sound that has influenced many artists in the punk and alternative scenes. His innovative guitar work and contributions to songwriting have helped shape the modern punk aesthetic, solidifying AFI's status as a prominent force in the music industry.