Le Boeuf Brothers are part of a growing New York jazz scene characterized by odd time signatures, shifting harmonies, and the influences of hip hop, electronica, and indie rock.

He played as support for D'Angelo's Second Coming US tour and the British electronic group Clean Bandit with Australian pop vocalist Meg Mac.

[13] Before they even turned 18, the Le Boeuf Brothers were already appearing on bills with well-known jazz performers like Chick Corea and Chris Potter, John Benitez, The Heath Bros, Clark Terry, Gary Burton, The Clayton Bros, Jeff Hamilton, Ann Hampton Calloway, Phil Woods, Jon Faddis, Regina Carter, Kurt Elling, David "Fat Head" Newman, and Jay McShann.

[16] Prior to that album's release, Pascal's song, "Code Word," won the duo 1st place in jazz category of the 2008 International Songwriting Competition.

[19] The enhanced CD invited listeners to manipulate the tracks on their own computers, making personalized remixes, with an option to submit these new versions to Le Boeuf Brothers' website.

"A Dream" had an East and West Coast live premier: At Bryant Park in New York in July 2012,[24] and at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz later in the year.

[25] The New York Times wrote: "Their impressive new album, imaginist, is a collaboration with the JACK Quartet, and it goes further than most such efforts to tackle the idea of "chamber-jazz" without holding back on either side.