SongVault Artist Profile

Jaystorm is an Urban/Soul artist with an emphasis on Funk. With his high-energy stage performances and involvement in various fundraisers & charity events throughout the region, Jaystorm has been paving the way for urban independent artists all throughout the Upper East Tennessee area. "A dynamite & very diverse individual with great stage presence & powerful vocals to wow any crowd. Jaystorm is definitely one to watch out for!" Bennie Smith, Former V.P. AC Entertainment, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Jaystorm recently finished a single called "TwentyFourSeven" being distributed regionally leading up to his sophmore album to be released by Spring of 2007. In October of 2004, Jaystorm released full-length Soul/Hip-Hop titled "Lets Do This". To promote his current efforts, Jaystorm will be doing in-stores, mall appearances, open mics, opening acts, daily internet promotion along with weekly interviews with area/regional radio stations & newspapers. Having an action packed stage show and great versatility has already allowed him to progress quickly as solo Funk/Soul artist, allowing him to open for major label artists such as: The Nappy Roots, Mystikal, Young Joc, Haystak, & Petey Pablo, to name a few.
Now armed with a 4 piece band, Jaystorm stays booked constantly delivering sheer entertainment to all spectators.
This young man has a plan and can sing almost any genre of music with powerful vocals, continuing to wow many audiences of all ages. So stay tuned ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts, because Jaystorm is about to do this!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Key Points of Interest:

* Nominated for Independent R&B Album of the Year (2005 Southern Entertainment Awards) Nashville, TN
* NY-Based music webzine (2Walls) has reviewed previous release favorably
* Won a Battle of the Bands national competition held by Got Milk org. based out of Chicago, IL
* Voted into Novembers Top 10 Bands (..3) from Pulse Unsigned (UK) out of over 75,000 votes
* Music video added to rotation with Adrenelin Nation TV, Unsigned Music Magazine's "New Music Video TV Show", Absolute Indie TV, & Swept Away TV