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| Jammates to Promote GA Jazz Artists Jammates LLC today announces complimentary promotional help to Georgia jazz artists wanting to extend their music and brand to an expanded audience. On August 31st the Company will rollout its online jazz jukebox and artist profile for Georgia musicians, just in time for the Montreux-Atlanta Jazz festival. ”We're just stepping up and doing our part to spread the word about the fine talent located here in our region” says Jammates managing partner, Pat Patten. “Any independent artist has a tough time finding enough hours in the day to both play and promote. We're in the production and promotion business so the least we can do is to offer up a little bit of help for free.” Comments Coe Cloud, Jammates partner and director of promotional services, “It's really straight ahead -- assuming at least one member of the group lives in GA, all they need to do is send us one of their pieces in .mp3 format, their bio and a photo, and we'll integrate it into our artist profile feature section”. Interested musicians and groups can learn more about the Jammates Jukebox and the submission requirements on the artist page of the Company's website.http://www.jammates.com/artists.html>http://www.jammates.com/artists.html While the Jammates Jukebox is a free promotional offering to Georgia's jazz musicians, the Company also offers customization and implementation of the jukebox for artist sites, clubs and other venues programming jazz. Partners, Patten, Cloud and Paul Hammock understand the radical change going on in the business of music. They believe the Internet will play an integral part in building fan loyalty, and that partnerships between independent artists and production/promotion companies will become the new business model. Jammates is ready to assist jazz musicians and groups by offering end-to-end recording and promotional services. Jammates LLC is a Georgia-based music production and promotion company focused primarily on the southeastern jazz music market. write your comments about the article :: © 2005 Jazz News :: home page |