Jaime E.Pagan Jr
Daville Entertainment LLC.
Head Of A&R
Virginia Beach,VA,23453______________________________________________
___Jaime Pagan is head of A&R of Daville Ent, a company that manages the careers of future music artist and some known names still in the business. He spends his time reviewing music material submitted by song writers, singers, rappers, producers and many more. He is currently working on the release of the upcoming and anticipated album Dragon The New Face that will be available in all digital platforms threw Orchard as of October 28, 2008.Raised In Brooklyn N.Y and now living in Virginia Beach a move that proved to be positive in the future of this talented A&R. He served in the armed forces during operation Iraqi freedom in 2003 while in an infantry unit with the Army’s 3ID. He has proven to be a strong and a determined member of the Daville Family and future. If you are looking for a success in the music business this A&R although new to the game will be a positive and strong person to have in your corner.In the music industry, Artists and Repertoire (A&R) is the division of a record label company that is responsible for scouting and artist development. It is the link between the recording artist/act and the record label, generally to help with the artistic and commercial development of the label's artists. An A&R person is often required to handle contractual negotiations, find songwriters and record producers for the act, and schedule recording sessions. In the UK, before the rise of the Record Producer, the A&R Manager would oversee recording sessions and assume responsibility for making creative decisions relating to the recording.Part of their duties includes keeping contact with their counterparts in music publishing companies to get new songs and material from established songwriters. Contrary to common belief, it is not one of the A&R department's main jobs to sort through the plethora of demo tapes sent by hopeful musicians to the label. A&R departments at major labels in the USA typically only accept solicited demos, or ones from business contacts with which they are familiar. However, major labels outside the USA and many independent labels still accept unsolicited demos...
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