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Welcome to Brett Jolly’s Musical Journey

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About Brett Jolly

Welcome to brettjolly.com! My name is Brett Jolly, an accomplished musician with a passion for creativity. Having shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the music industry, I have been fortunate to make a mark as a bass guitar player, singer, and songwriter. My journey through music has been enriched by a love for storytelling and expression, which I also explore through photography and videography.

What You’ll Find Here

This website is a hub for my musical endeavors and artistic expressions. You’ll discover a variety of content, including celebrity videos, live performances by the Brett Jolly Experience Band, and captivating photography. My blog page contains tutorials, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories that highlight my experiences in the world of music.

Join the Journey

I invite you to explore the different sections of brettjolly.com. Whether you’re a fellow musician, an aspiring artist, or simply a music lover, there’s something here for everyone. From performance videos to celebrity pictures, my aim is to share not just my work but the joy of music itself. Thank you for visiting, and I hope you enjoy your stay!

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2 responses to “Welcome to Brett Jolly’s Musical Journey”

  1. Wilhemina Paulin Avatar
    Wilhemina Paulin

    Brett Jolly, regarding AI, first, please be informed that I sent you the above poster in Messenger last year. You did not respond. I got feedback from three award winning dramaturgs on my musical, “The Devil Ain’t Gonna Win.” Two of them straight from Broadway with awards winning productions. I now have an awesome contemporary musical. Some of the music was written by my late husband, Freddie Paulin, that you met at Bright Hope, and by the amazing Raimundo Santos. After years of rewrites and great feedback, the only thing missing was music for my new lyrics. Too many of you great musicians are busy doing other projects. We lyricists realize, as much as we appreciate and prefer human collaborators, time waits for no one. So, AI is the option. I use it as a tool for inspiring musicians to hear what music can be inspired by my lyrics. I still need real musicians to hear the AI versions, and be inspired, and do their own thing. AI is here to stay. If you have time, I’d like to share this project with you.

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    1. eltonjolly@gmail.com Avatar
      eltonjolly@gmail.com

      Hello Wilhemina. This is Brett Jolly responding back to you. Yes, I heard your music, and AI did a good job with it. However, you may have some issues with “ownership.” AI uses tools taken from other artists who “could” claim ownership of your material at some point. The best way to avoid any of this is to simply “pay” musicians up front to create the music you need. Of course, this can be costly but it will offer you “safety.” Your project is a great one, but if you believe in your project then you need to “fund” it. Don’t expect musicians to work for free, no matter how great your project is. Professional musicians only work for people who “pay” for their services. I hope this helps you to understand how the process of music creation really works. If you have any issue contact me. Thanks

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