Jeff Coffey has begun a solo venture that features his distinctively powerful voice, through soaring melodies and solid songwriting. The rich sounds of his music will undoubtedly find themselves right at home on the Pop and Rock airwaves. “I don’t want to sound like everybody else, and I certainly don’t want every song I play to be more of the same thing. For me, the more curves there are on the road …………….. the more fun it is to drive.”
Jeff has made a life of music, touring and performing with such artists as Hootie and the Blowfish, Edwin McCain, Sixpence None the Richer & Vertical Horizon just to name a few. Jeff’s recording credits include working with such great producers as Keith Olsen (Fleetwood Mac, Whitesnake), John Kurzweg (Creed, Puddle of Mudd), Justin Niebank (John Mellencamp), and Stan Lynch (Don Henley).
Having completed tracks for a new CD at Transcontinental Studios in Orlando with successful producer Joe Smith, many of the songs have already found their way to other formats, such as MTV’s Fraternity Life & Sorority Life. "Pop Goes the World" is prominently featured in the new independent movie Stealing God, In March of 2003, Jeff launched a major radio campaign with Protocol Entertainment and the first single “Say I” was well received by Program Directors nationally and was on regular rotation on over 60 stations (not college) across the country. The new single "Write About Me", released in January of 2004, is also featured in the new Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen video game Sweet 16 Licensed to Drive.
With the new CD out and many packed shows at feature venues such as (Hard Rock Live, House of Blues) as well as SunFest 2003, Jeff Coffey has established himself as a prominent force in the local music scene. The undeniable heart-and-soul of this new up-and-coming artist is evermore present in his voice and he has set out to introduce himself and his music to the industry. “I knew that I would never be happy doing anything else. Honestly, I plan to be making music until I physically can’t anymore.”
Jeff Coffey … An artist not to be missed! |
