Hi guys. I'm afraid I've been too busy to push my Sell-A-Band profile. And because of some immediate industry interest, I couldn't wait any longer. I have managed to pool together enough money myself to record a 10-song CD. It's going to mastering this week and should be available around mid-February '09. I'm very excited.

In the meantime, my 4-song demo is now on 35+ radio stations in the US, UK, around Europe, Canada and, I'm told, parts of Asia.

Check my web sites for more info.

  www.JenniferRocksTheMic.com

  www.myspace.com/JenniferRocksTheMic

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Currently an unsigned Rock artist, Jennifer is working with Producer Kevin Patrick (keyboardist for Blondie 2001-2008) and Lakehouse Music and has completed recording her 10-song CD.

The 4-song demo is now completed and receiving very positive reaction from fans and industry people around the globe. "I Go A Little Mental" recently beat out Katy Perry's "I Kissed A Girl" in head-to-head competition for listener votes on The Edge 100.1 FM.

Where have the female rock artists gone?  
Industry insiders say Jennifer Rose is high energy modern hard rock with classic rock influences. Her vocal style is most often described as powerhouse.
 
Born in San Diego to a military father and a go-go dancing mother, Jennifer made her career choice early when, at the age of 3, she darted away in a crowded mall and was found standing on a bench singing at the top of her lungs. Such outbursts are very common. Flash forward to age 16 when Jennifer joined her first band as lead vocalist with band mates that had to sneak her into bars to perform. This was the beginning of a professional career that involved classical training as well as numerous live performances and studio recordings with a variety of cover and tribute bands as well as musical theatre productions involving rock, pop, jazz, classical, gospel and light opera, throughout southern California and parts of Canada.
 
In 2008, Jennifer parted from her previous bands and began work on a demo CD of all original rock songs. With a fist full of lyrics in one hand and her life’s savings in the other, Jennifer went in search of a producer who understood her desire to bring back a modern, strong female-rocker figure influenced by the high energy rock of the 80’s with a touch of the glam. As destiny would have it, a random contact from musician/producer Kevin Patrick, offered a unique chance for collaboration. Within a few weeks, Jennifer was on a plane from Los Angeles, California, to the recording studio of Kevin Patrick in Manhattan, New York. It turns out that they have a lot in common since Kevin had been the keyboard player for the band Blondie since 2001, and one of the many bands Jennifer had fronted was a Blondie tribute band where she played Debbie Harry.
 
Jennifer Rose has been the “Clear Channel NEW! Featured Artist” on STAR 98.7 FM Los Angeles. Jennifer has also been the Featured Artist on Jambonie.com.