Teen Jazz Celebrates 10 Years Online Serving the Up and Coming Music Community and 2 Years Since It’s Relaunch

In celebration of their 10-year anniversary, Teen Jazz announces a site wide scavenger hunt to earn entries towards great prizes.

Teen Jazz, the leading online community for up and coming musicians, celebrates 10 years since it’s start and two years since it’s relaunch. The site offers music business advice, equipment reviews and features for emerging artists.

Founded by saxophonist Shannon Kennedy in 2004, Teen Jazz began as personal artist website with a few music event reviews and a couple of jazz lessons. With a desire to help young musicians learn about the music industry, Kennedy began regularly writing advice articles, reviews and she conducted interviews with other up and coming musicians. Ten years, multiple interviews with young musicians and even established musicians, hundreds of advice articles, and a radio show later, Teen Jazz is proud to play a role in the development and education of its community.

“Through Teen Jazz, we’ve had the opportunity to meet and work with a lot of talented artists and music companies to help education the next generation on the music business,” says Shannon Kennedy. “It’s been an honor promoting and supporting a community of young artists from around the world and it’s humbling to get to know and see so much talent. It’s been one of the most gratifying experiences I’ve had.”

Teen Jazz is one of the largest online music communities for up and coming musicians and has evolved their offerings to include a free eBook packed with music advice, an Album Checklist guide and workbook to help with the recording process, and more.

In celebration of its milestone anniversaries, Teen Jazz will be hosting a scavenger hunt running through their anniversary until September 9, 2014. Participates will have the opportunity to search the site for a “secret saxophone” using hints posted on their Facebook page to earn entries and win great prizes from Teen Jazz’s sponsors.

To take advantage of the giveaway by signing up and learning more at https://teenjazz.com/anniversary.

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ABOUT TEEN JAZZ

Teen Jazz provides the up and coming music community with opportunities for exposure, business advice, and other information key to creating a successful career in the music industry. Teen Jazz’s site features music instrument reviews, album and concert reviews, artist features and interviews, and other resources to help young performers establish their careers.

Known for providing the practical and easy-to-use guide “The Album Checklist: A Guide and Workbook to Help with the Planning of Your Album,” Teen Jazz has since gone on to create “Advice for Up and Coming Musicians from Established Music Professionals,” a free book packed with irreplaceable music advice.

Teen Jazz was founded and is maintained by saxophonist Shannon Kennedy. Creating an accomplished reputation in an ever-expanding array of musical genres, Shannon Kennedy is recognized as an extraordinarily multi-faceted artist, composer, producer, performer, and recording artist. Primarily recognized as a ‘powerhouse saxophonist’ throughout Southern California, Kennedy made her international debut performing on the 2007 Smooth Jazz Cruise with some of smooth jazz’s best-known performers – Brian Culberston, Craig Chaquico, Boney James, Candy Dulfer, Nick Colionne, and Michael Lington. Since she has toured and performed with 10,000 Maniacs, Peter White, U-Nam and has made an appearance on the television series America’s Got Talent. Most recently, Shannon has joined guitarist U-Nam to form the smooth jazz supergroup Nivo Deux with the release of their debut single “Love’s No Distance.” Shannon currently endorses Rico Reeds, BG France, Brancher Mouthpieces, Beechler Mouthpieces, Rheuben Allen, Vibrato Saxophones, and Kenkase Reed Cases.

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Published by Shannon Kennedy

Shannon Kennedy is a vocalist and saxophonist living in Southern California. She is author of "The Album Checklist" and the founder of Teen Jazz. She has been contributing articles to music magaizines and websites since 2004.