Jan 20, 2022

Pottstown, Pennsylvania Jan 20, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Jeffren Marks, known as Jam Markz and DJ Rockstar, Pottstown PA, started producing club music as early as the age of 14, then started DJ'ing his dad brought him his first DJ controller. He got his recognition & radio play for his club remixes. DJ Rockstar has been DJ'ing for 12 plus years. He went on tour in 2018 as a DJ for an artist around the world then after the tour, he felt like he could do more than just to be a DJ and get the crowd hype. DJ Rockstar then took a break from being a DJ to focus on becoming a music artist as well. In the year 2020, DJ Rockstar dropped his first official EP "A Different Breed" which hit 1.8 million streams. In December 2021, DJ Rockstar Dropped his second EP "Mali" With 5 hit records.
Success for DJ Rockstar has not come easily. The challenges he faced over time have been overcome along the way. DJ Rockstar has always been independent and his own manager, which was rough as well as attending college. As well not know much about marketing and the industry part of things when coming to getting your music out there & heard. DJ Rockstar's best advice gives someone, "If you truly want something then chase it and don't care what anybody else thinks. Every day work toward achieving your goals".
DJ Rockstar specializes in DJ'ing, songwriting, producing, and engineering. What's unique about DJ Rockstar's brand is that he's very versatile. Every song he makes is going to give you a different vibe. From party rockstar vibes to love, good vibes, pain, motivation, and struggles we go through in life. He makes music you can feel. DJ Rockstar's sound is unique and divergent. The vocals flow and hooks he delivers are elegant and very catchy. The best advice DJ Rockstar gives his fans on to find success is "to never give up no matter what. Keep going and be creative". The word success means to DJ Rockstar is "abundant, wealth and health. It means you never gave up on chasing what you believed in. Remember success starts with a vision in your mind & you bringing it into existence".
What's next for DJ Rockstar?
What's next for DJ Rockstar is that he plans to be one of the future's greatest and most legendary artists and DJs in the world. He would like to win the Grammys and continue to make hit records that murder the billboard charts 100's. He also plans on beginning his career as an actor and entertainer as well somewhere down the line. He's going to be a music prodigy in the industry.
Where to connect with DJ Rockstar on All Social Media Platforms:
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Jammarkz
Instagram: https://Instagram.com/Jammarkz
Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/Jammarkz
Source :DJ Rockstar
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