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On Air with Brandon Jay Exclusive Interview with Jordan C. Arrant
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On this episode Serendipity Works CEO/Founder Jordan C. Arrant stops by. He's also the founder of Drum Drop Music. Jordan, just released a new single "I Hate Country" and we get the opportunity to hear it after the interview.
We are storytellers.
Born and raised near Hollywood, building stories of all kinds is in our DNA. Not everyone can craft and maintain a high quality narrative that connects with people, but we can, and we like to bring that skill to brands.
We use our deep entertainment experience to help clients of all sizes discover their unique brand stories and then facilitate the expression of those stories in a variety of visual mediums. Many times this expression comes in the form of video production, but it also can be through social media, design, web, and more. By keeping our team lean and only ramping up when a project calls for it, we can also be budget friendly.
We love storytelling so much that we even spend part of our time developing our own original content as well. That is why we don’t consider ourselves just an advertising agency or yet another production company, but rather a creative workshop where Serendipity is the norm.
FROM POP-PUNK TO EDM, AND BEYOND
Jace Arrant was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, the world's music mecca. He was a drummer in a pop punk band for years, but as with many wannabe rock stars, this group fell apart before striking it big. Jace, however, didn’t want to let the dream go, so he decided to try to reinvent himself years later as an Electronic Dance Music DJ /producer.
If we are being honest, Jace was a much better drummer than an EDM producer, but after a weird head injury at his day job, Jace discovered five new imaginary friends that will change the trajectory of his music and his personal life, for better or worse.
His latest tracks are somehow a mix of Blink 182, The Chain Smokers, and The Lonely Island, and his adventures with the Dummy Bears are just beginning. Follow along to see what happens next!
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