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Vice President, Taylor'd Entertainment

Before the spotlight shines on center stage and the red velvet curtain goes up, and even before the fans and the fame, every recording artist starts out being just a person with talent. Taylor’d Entertainment has the industry know-how to help up-and-coming artists progress from ground zero to the top of the charts. “We manage artists and do consultations for unsigned artists. We get them to a point where, if they haven’t been signed, they’re good enough to be signed,” says the company’s vice president, Brian Jennings.

“We want them to go to the next level once we are done with our particular part.” Taylor’d Entertainment’s part, which typically entails imparting knowledge about artist development and media training, is a necessity in the music industry. “We teach our artists a lot about the business and we don’t ever turn our backs on our clients. They’re always welcome to come and talk to us [because] we like to make sure it’s like a family forever,” Jennings says. This entertainment company’s familial management style and commitment to advancement often spills over into the local community. “[Taylor’d Entertainment’s] very first showcase required participants to bring in canned goods, and we [gave] the donations to Atlanta Food Bank,” shares Jennings. “

Our 14th annual showcase is in October. We still give to the Atlanta Food Bank along with other local charities as well. Giving back is what this company was founded [upon].” jamana jamison

For more information about Taylor’d Entertainment’s showcase auditions, please visit www.taylordentertainment.com.

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