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In Cool Jobs in the Music Business , industry veteran and chair of NYU's Clive Davis Recorded Music program , Jeffrey Rabhan explains career options within - and connected to - today's music business through the experiences of some of the industry's top DJs, educators, engineers, executives, journalists, managers, music supervisors, producers, promoters, publicists, publishers, and technicians. Starting from his own experience helping to guide the careers of such artists as Kelly Clarkson, Lil' Kim, Michelle Branch, DMX and Jermaine Dupri, Rabhan outlines the essentials of today's business while looking into the future. Conducting dozens of exclusive interviews, he draws unique insights from the people currently in the business, who details their own paths to success and offer career and educational advice specifically targeted at young people. Rabhan starts with an overview of various categories in the industry, then details all of the jobs within that category, from entry level to top executive. Included DVD includes audio and video footage of the author and additional interviews.

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JEFFREY RABHAN is an experienced artist manager, music industry executive and international consultant. As a manager Rabhan has helped guide the careers of international superstars across all genres of popular music. His clients have garnered more than a dozen Grammy Awards, sold over one hundred million records, ultimately generating upwards of one billion dollars in global receipts. Rabhan has been a soundtrack executive for Atlantic and Elektra Records, partner at top entertainment company The Firm, co-founder of innovative music entity Three Ring Projects, and is currently a marketing consultant to Sony Music Japan International, creative director of Trifecta Consulting ltd., and Chair of The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He launched his career in the music industry shortly after graduating from NYU when he began writing for Rolling Stone Magazine.

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