Jam Roc Entertainment is currently offering the following services:

Graphic Design / Printing
Record Production
Video Production
Artist Development Kit


Jam Roc Entertainment Promotion's most active department is its graphics department. Get your flyers or banners designed and printed in- house. You name it, we can design and print it with our equipment. Take a look at the events section to see some of our current flyers. Custom graphics or animation - not a problem. Vehicle or building graphics are one of the best ways to get your information out to the public, and with Jam Roc International Promotions, we have what it takes to get your company known. Give us a call today and let us show you what we can do for you.
 

You can contact the staff from any of the Jam Roc Companies in any of the following ways:

• Phone (516) 538-7600
• Fax (516) 538-3314
• Email info@jamroci.com

• Snailmail Jam Roc Companies
734 Franklin Ave.  Suite 626  Garden City, NY 11530

Record Production

Jam Roc Entertainment Promotions has it's own Recording Studio, located on premises. We have producers and sound engineers working around the clock bringing you some of today's hottest beats. Call today to find out what top of the line equipment and facilities Jam Roc International Promotions can offer you.

Video Production

From a video for your website, a business proposal for clients, or a commercial for television broadcast, Jam Roc Entertainment Promotions has what you need.

Jam Roc Entertainment records every event at Jam Roc Nightclub. The video is edited and formatted for VHS and DVD distribution. Each video is then encoded for internet broadcast, and placed on our website for our members to view.

Jam Roc Artist Development Kit

Jam Roc Records, will assist musical artists to develop themselves in breaking into the music business. Our team will empower you with knowledge and tell you what A&R's are looking for when they are seeking new raw talent.

The Jam Roc Artist Development Kit provides in-depth guidance, providing essential industry advice that applies to all genres of Hip-Hop, Pop, RnB, and Reggae music. It offers vitally important insider insights on how to break
into this extremely competitive business; thoroughly explained insider information that will turn your dreams of being discovered into a proactive approach.

The Jam Roc Artist Development Kit Covers:

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT – Your total package, how good is it, really?

Your Music: Tools to help you get your music ready for A&Rs.
Your Instrument: Assist you on developing your singing voice.
Your Act: Techniques for establishing, developing and refining your act.
Your Songs: Songwriting tools and concepts to help you write better lyrics, melodies, hooks and song structures.
Your Demo: How to inexpensively record a killer demo.
IMAGE DEVELOPMENT – What statement are you making?

Your Style: Techniques for identifying and refining your musical style.
Your Look: How to sell your music without selling your soul. Creating an image that’s really you.
Your Charisma: Developing "Star Quality" and Commercial Appeal.
HOW TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY – What separates you from the amateurs?
Your Presentation: How to carry yourself in a professional manner.
Your Knowledge: Educating yourself on the music business so you can talk the talk.
Your Performance: Tools for honing your performance.
Your Attitude: Develop your attitude to say "hard working, dedicated, determined, self-disciplined, self-motivated"?
Your Goals: Turn dreams into realistic goals and time lines. Establishing plans to make every day count.
THE MUSIC BIZ - Basic business practices associated with the music industry.

Copyrights: What is a copyright? When to copyright your songs. How long a copyright lasts. Who owns the copyright of a co-written song? How to register a copyright. How and when to use a copyright symbol.
Performing Rights Organizations (PRO): What they do. The differences between them. How and when to become affiliated with a PRO. Which PRO is right for you?
Publishing: What is a Music Publisher? What they do. Do you need a publisher?