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Title: Jeff Jay aka JayMack Carpenter showcase A Rock Revival 41 Years in the Making

United States, 26th Mar 2025 - For Jeff Jay, music has always been more than just a pastime. However, it had taken a backset all through 30 years of career in insurance and raising a family. But, it never faded for him and now with his stage name JayMack Carpenter, Jeff Jay is embracing his rock roots and releasing music that resonates with authenticity and heart.Their latest track, "Man and His Machine," is a hard-hitting reminder that it’s never too late to chase your passion. Roots in Rock and Van Halen InfluenceThe musical journey for Jeff began at the age of 10. Hehe was initiated into guitar lessons, but everything changed once he heard about Van Halen 1. "Once I heard Van Halen, that was it for classical guitar training," Jeff recalls. "By 15, I had the entire Van Halen 1 & 2 albums memorized, including 'Eruption' — which I still use to warm up."During his college days, he played during the rise of the local legends The Nixons. "I used to hang with Zach, their lead singer, and even introduced him to the guitar late one night. He took to it instantly, so I claim I taught him guitar!" Jeff jokes.The Formation of JayMack CarpenterOver the years, Jeff trained his voice and refined his song writing capabilities. He considers his dedication and training paid him in this journey. He met kindred spirits Will Carmack and Aaron Carpenter, and together they formed band and he assumed the name of  JayMack Carpenter."Once I bring a song idea, they help bring out the best in it. For us, it’s about the music, not who gets credit." He clarifies. Their first album, Gypsy Soul, quickly gained attention, with tracks like "Highway 9" and "Change of Heart" standing out. He says his kids challenged him on writing something harder and louder and the result...

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