Melodygrams (Express yourself through music and video)
Life... is love... and love... is "expression..." "Express your love through the gift of personalized music and video..."
The story and legacy of Brett Jolly
About Brett Jolly
The story of Brett Jolly.
Brett has this dream that hopefully will be of benefit to others. The music/entertainment industry has been so corrupt and dismal for so long. By now I'm sure most of you have heard the stories. Industry executives no longer care about how talented you are as a performer. In fact, they are more concerned with how marketable you are and whether or not they can place you into a "compromised" position with the promise of "greatness... for a price! If you are a serious entertainer, then I'm sure you have encountered (or at least heard of) the industry demons that plague many who only want to be treated fairly. Also, many labels, radio stations and concert hall promoters don't even want to consider you unless you fit a "certain demographic." This automatically "excludes" people of certain ages, races, cultures, etc. from even being considered. The problem is that most people still want to hear great music, and it shouldn't have to come with an asterisk (*) beside it. Brett Jolly wants to formulate an entire "new" industry based on people's skills... The days of selling records or CD's are gone, but the newer generation deserves to be heard and recognized. Contact us with any questions you have. Brett Jolly does songwriting, video and photography and through music (and entertainment in general) Brett hopes to "change the world." For those who wish to take their talents to the next level please reach out to Brett Jolly. He is willing to work with you. This applies to actors, models, rappers, singers, spoken word artists, comedians and anyone else who feels the need for marketing and promotion. With "strength in numbers" we can accomplish "anything." If you are interested, contact us by clicking here
Brett Jolly
Below is an interview of Brett Jolly and it covers his accomplishments while letting you know his agendas. The industry has been imploding for a awhile. Record companies are in cahoots with the radio stations and both are in cahoots with concert promoters. That means you have to make money for these people before you can make any money for yourself. If you prefer this system, then good luck to you. However, if you are interested in a better change, then click here and talk to me. I would love to hear from actors, singers, rappers, musicians, comedians, songwriters, producers and more. Consultation is "free."

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A beautiful story
Ray C. Williams wanted to do something really special for his wife. He wanted to share something so unique and personal from him that no one else would be able to duplicate it. He decided to write her a special song. He contacted the people at Brett Jolly and gave them some intimate details about their relationship. He also mentioned a particular artist and a song whose music style he really liked. Brett emulated the style and produced the track using the words Ray gave him. Ray was sent the song on a CD and while his wife was driving one day Ray popped the song into the CD player. She heard her name mentioned in the song and it touched her so much that she had to pull over because of how hard she was crying. Music is the language of love... Speak his/her language with a Melodygram from Brett Jolly... It's fun, it's personal, and it's truly unique....
Melody Grams are good for: 1. Commercials 2. Theme songs for radio or television programs 3. Personalized first song for your wedding 4. Personalized song/video advertisiments for Facebook or Instagram 5. Any regular song that you want to write and record 6. Write a beautiful love song to someone special. 8. Personalized Music videos
If you have "any" idea for an original song (with video) then email me for free by clicking here
Brett Jolly has played all over the world with some of the "BIGGEST" names in "MUSIC. "Here are just a "few" of the people he has performed onstage with:
Lee Andrews and the Hearts, Gary US Bonds, The Chiffons, Eddie Money, Dee Dee Sharp, Bobby Rydell, Sarah Dash, Alexander O'Neal, Cherrelle, Glen Jones, GC Cameron, Jean Carne, Ce Ce Peniston, Estelle, Glen Lewis, Norman Connors, Angie Stone, Clifton Davis, Cab Calloway, Grover Washington Jr., George Howard, Mikki Howard, Gerald Albright, Ann Nesby, The Sounds of Blackness, Bruce Parham, Keith Pringle, Vickie Wynans, The Philadelphia Mass Choir, The Voices of Fellowship, Chuck Jackson, James Ingram, Cody Wise, Melba Moore, Phil Perry, Peabo Bryson, Gerald Alston from the Manhattans, The Delfonics, The Stylistics, The Intruders, The Elgins, Johnny Taylor, The Futures, Oran Juice Jones, The Ebonys, The Miracles, Harold Melvin's Bluenotes featuring Sharon Paige, Mcfadden and Whitehead, Angela Bofill, The O'Jays, The Jones Girls, Karen White, David Hollister, The Rude Boys, Marlena Shaw, Gerald Veasley, Rachelle Farrell, Bobby Rydell, Kathy Sledge (from Sister Sledge), Kristopher Williams, Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr (from the group "The Fifth Dimension), Sean Levert, Dru Hill (featuring Cisqo), Dwele, Muziq Soulchild, Earth, Wind and Fire, Holly Robinson-Peete, Billy Paul, Grace Little, Bunny Sigler, Sugar Pie Desantos, Jerry Butler, Jaguar Wright, Questlove (from the Roots), Betty Wright, Dexter Wansel, Vesta Williams, Da Youngsterz, Jesse Powell, Solo, Lords of the Underground, Cintron, No question, Jeff Bradshaw, Freddie Jackson, Allyson Williams, KC and the Sunshine Band, Paul Jackson Jr., Daman Keith Williams, Chaka Khan, Smokey Robinson, Bonnie Raitt, Pattie Labelle, Nile Rodgers, Bill Withers, Kindred and the Family Soul , Ashford and Simpson, Stephanie Mills, Kool and the Gang, Anthony Hamilton, Jill Scott, Brian McKnight, Jean knight, Gerald Levert, Lyfe Jennings, Gerald Alston (lead singer for the Manhattans), Dionne Warwick, Kenny Lattimore, Teena Marie, Wayne Brady, Vivian Green, Tyrese Gibson, Boyz II Men, Chuck D (from Public enemy), Frankie Beverly and Maze, Chris Tucker, Full Force, Natalie Cole, Lynda Carter, The Whispers, Olivia Newton John, Teddy Pendergrass and Usher. Brett played with the orchestra for the big PBS special entitled, "Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia" and he also had solo singing parts. Also, Brett sang with a choir backing up Celine Dion onstage at Madison Square Garden. Brett also sang with a choir onstage with Pink at Giant Stadium in the Meadowlands.
Email Brett Jolly and state what you want at Eltonjolly@gmail.com Or call us at 215-900-9022Below is a PBS special song video entitled "Games People Play" in tribute to the Spinners involving vocalists Jean Carn and GC Cameron. At the 2 minute 16 mark of the song there is a "special guest singer" (Brett Jolly)
Lee Andrews and the Hearts, Gary US Bonds, The Chiffons, Eddie Money, Dee Dee Sharp, Bobby Rydell, Sarah Dash, Alexander O'Neal, Cherrelle, Glen Jones, GC Cameron, Jean Carne, Ce Ce Peniston, Estelle, Glen Lewis, Norman Connors, Angie Stone, Clifton Davis, Cab Calloway, Grover Washington Jr., George Howard, Mikki Howard, Gerald Albright, Ann Nesby, The Sounds of Blackness, Bruce Parham, Keith Pringle, Vickie Wynans, The Philadelphia Mass Choir, The Voices of Fellowship, Chuck Jackson, James Ingram, Cody Wise, Melba Moore, Phil Perry, Peabo Bryson, Gerald Alston from the Manhattans, The Delfonics, The Stylistics, The Intruders, The Elgins, Johnny Taylor, The Futures, Oran Juice Jones, The Ebonys, The Miracles, Harold Melvin's Bluenotes featuring Sharon Paige, Mcfadden and Whitehead, Angela Bofill, The O'Jays, The Jones Girls, Karen White, David Hollister, The Rude Boys, Marlena Shaw, Gerald Veasley, Rachelle Farrell, Bobby Rydell, Kathy Sledge (from Sister Sledge), Kristopher Williams, Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr (from the group "The Fifth Dimension), Sean Levert, Dru Hill (featuring Cisqo), Dwele, Muziq Soulchild, Earth, Wind and Fire, Holly Robinson-Peete, Billy Paul, Grace Little, Bunny Sigler, Sugar Pie Desantos, Jerry Butler, Jaguar Wright, Questlove (from the Roots), Betty Wright, Dexter Wansel, Vesta Williams, Da Youngsterz, Jesse Powell, Solo, Lords of the Underground, Cintron, No question, Jeff Bradshaw, Freddie Jackson, Allyson Williams, KC and the Sunshine Band, Paul Jackson Jr., Daman Keith Williams, Chaka Khan, Smokey Robinson, Bonnie Raitt, Pattie Labelle, Nile Rodgers, Bill Withers, Kindred and the Family Soul , Ashford and Simpson, Stephanie Mills, Kool and the Gang, Anthony Hamilton, Jill Scott, Brian McKnight, Jean knight, Gerald Levert, Lyfe Jennings, Gerald Alston (lead singer for the Manhattans), Dionne Warwick, Kenny Lattimore, Teena Marie, Wayne Brady, Vivian Green, Tyrese Gibson, Boyz II Men, Chuck D (from Public enemy), Frankie Beverly and Maze, Chris Tucker, Full Force, Natalie Cole, Lynda Carter, The Whispers, Olivia Newton John, Teddy Pendergrass and Usher. Brett played with the orchestra for the big PBS special entitled, "Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia" and he also had solo singing parts. Also, Brett sang with a choir backing up Celine Dion onstage at Madison Square Garden. Brett also sang with a choir onstage with Pink at Giant Stadium in the Meadowlands.
Email Brett Jolly and state what you want at Eltonjolly@gmail.com Or call us at 215-900-9022Below is a PBS special song video entitled "Games People Play" in tribute to the Spinners involving vocalists Jean Carn and GC Cameron. At the 2 minute 16 mark of the song there is a "special guest singer" (Brett Jolly)

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Legendary blues singer Bonnie Raitt in concert with Brett Jolly (red bass guitar on the right)
"The way this works:" First contact Brett Jolly by phone at 215-900-9022 or by email at Eltonjolly@gmail.com Consultation is free. State what you would like to say through music and video. Be precise. Then state the date you would like to have your Melodygram finished and delivered (Please give at least 2 weeks... It takes time to write/produce a song). Make sure to state what style of music you would like. If necessary, state the name of a similar artist and song so that we can have an idea of style. Once you come up with a concept, then make a down payment to Brett Jolly at "Cashapp. ("$EltonBrettJolly.) The cost for the song will depend on the amount of detail involved in recording (and you both will agree on a price before starting the project). The more instruments and tracks you need, the more the cost. If you want to do the music video, then make sure to send us video files and we will edit them to the music. You can send just pictures if you prefer or actual video. If the video is too big to email then you may need to mail it by postal service (probably on a flashdrive) to us, or else you can send it through Wetransfer.com.
we might be able to download it from Youtube.com. Say and do anything you want (After all, this is "your" song). You will not be censored. Once the song/video is finished it will be emailed to you (or your desired recipient). You don't even have to leave your house. If you can send a voice file and want to personally sing the song, then we can add it to the music (or provide a vocalist for you)
Below is a wedding anniversary. The husband, Dan C. Alcorn wanted to surprise his wife, Vernette, with a special song depicting details about their love. Dan reached out to us, sent us written samples of special details that only he and his wife share between them and he asked us to put together a Melodygram song and video. He sent us the pictures, so we put them with the Melodygram and below is the end result. We can take your video footage and write a song about your special some one (with his or her name in the tune) in the style of music you choose. Send any message you wish...

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Years ago Brett Jolly was asked to write a special song about being poor. While this may not be funny to a lot of people it helps to be able to laugh from time to time. Levity and music is a good mix. Below is my song/video simply entitled "Broke"

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The Whispers in concert with Brett Jolly
- Verdine White (from Earth, Wind and Fire) and Brett Jolly
Actress Lynda Carter (She played the original Wonder Woman) along with Brett Jolly below