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Shop For A Cause

admin — Tue, 25 May 2010 03:51:47 +0000

Help JME raise money Memorial Weekend (May 28 – 31, 2010) to send students to the Kidult youth leadership conference in New York City

We need your help to spread the word. Jr. Music Executive is raising money to send at least 50 Philadelphia area youth to critically acclaimed rapper and producer Pharrell William’s Kidult Youth Leadership Conference in New York on June 26, 2010. This conference will motivate students from several area youth organizations (Jr. Music Executive, The Blues Babe Foundation, D.A.S.H. Program at Philadelphia Center for Arts and Technology, Dollar Boyz, J&R Grassroots, and others) to be the future leaders that Philadelphia needs. The conference is an all-day event packed with interactive sessions, amazing speakers, a mentoring lunch, conference expo, mixer, and music showcase. Speakers include Pharrell Williams, Mimi Valdes, Ayana Byrd, Hezekiah Griggs, III, Daniel “Diggy” Simmons, Akiba Solomon, Datwon Thomas, and many more. Media partner Global Teen Talk will select students to attend and document the journey. Registration, transportation, and additional fees will cost well over $5,000 and Villa has stepped in to help with “Shop for a Cause”. During Memorial Weekend (Friday, May 28th to Sunday, May 31st) shoppers can use the SHOP FOR A CAUSE COUPON to receive a 10% discount on their purchase and Jr. Music Executive will receive 10% of the sale as a donation towards the expenses for the trip. So this holiday weekend shop for a cause.

Why I Love JME… ticket giveaway

admin — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:07:03 +0000

Why I Love Jr. Music Executive (JME)

15 Days to Diamonds In The Rough

JME gives tickets to students

We believe that exposure to inspirational people, artistic venues, and new opportunities are important for youth. Every Tuesday we will give away a pair of tickets to the Diamonds In The Rough Fundraiser. Today simply post on your facebook page or tweet “why you love music” and link www.jrmusicexec.com/diamonds. Be sure to email us at events@jrmusicexec.com to let us know. We will select a winner and notify you the following day.

Why I Love JME… positive message

admin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 19:12:24 +0000

Why I Love Jr. Music Executive (JME)

19 Days to Diamonds In The Rough

JME promotes a positive message

From music like “Back on Top” by Jr. Music Exec Kash Kuumba to the information provided to students in our internship, we continuously spread positive messages to youth aspiring to make it in the music business. We also encourage them to put positive messages in their music. You can see Kash perform “Back on Top” at the Diamonds In The Rough Fundraiser and Awards. Click here to listen to “Back on Top” by Kash Kuumba

Why I Love JME… cool events

admin — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:36:10 +0000

Why I Love Jr. Music Executive (JME)

25 Days to Diamonds In The Rough

JME knows about all of the cool music events

A big part of success in the music business is being in the right place at the right time. With supporters like Laiya St.Clair and Stacey Wilson, we often find out about events before everyone else. Click here for info about a cool event “Inside the Studio”. You don’t want to miss Laiya interview Black Thought of the legendary Roots crew next Sunday at this event. Laiya will also be be one of the hosts of the Diamonds In The Rough Fundraiser and Awards.

Why I Love JME… exposure

admin — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:37:56 +0000

Why I Love Jr. Music Executive (JME)

26 Days to Diamonds In The Rough

JME provides exposure for talented youth

Sade LeVan is another talented student that has been all over the city representing for JME. She has been to 100.3 The Beat, The Nicetown CDC Give Back Festival, Ronald McDonald House Future Achievers Scholarship Program, and she will be performing at Diamonds In The Rough. Click here to see Sade perform her original song “A Gift”.

Why I Love JME… great young artists

admin — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:02:27 +0000

Why I Love Jr. Music Executive (JME)

27 Days to Diamonds In The Rough

JME supports great young artists

Terence Oliver a.k.a. Khemist is one of the many talented artists that has been a part of JME. He will receive the Diamond In The Rough – High School Student award this year. We provided his first performance opportunity and we constantly encourage him to pursue excellence in school and in his music. Click here to listen to “The Best” by Khemist