R&B Singer Jarvis is Back Under New Management and With His Hot New Single "100 MPH"

ATLANTA - July 10, 2014 - PRLog -- Recording artist Jarvis is back with a New single "100mph" under new management, a new situation, and with an all new sound to give his fans the very best of him! After going through the many ups and downs of being a major recording artist in the industry, Jarvis knew that he wasn't going to let that affect him and his love for music, so he decided that he would take the independent route and show the world that he's still here, but also here for his fans to give them exactly what they want. Jarvis says "My new sound is the most authentic my music has ever been my whole career. It's not a manufactured sound, it's all me now! In the past my sound was molded by people other than myself and not a true reflection of me". 100MPH will showcase his new sound that he calls Trap&B, in which you sing melodic tunes over heavy bass and hard drums. 100 MPH has already started to heat up the airwaves for the summer.

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ABOUT JARVIS
Tulsa, Oklahoma native, Jarvis Shaffer, has been in the game for a while and now at the age of 23, he's on the verge of achieving his place in the R&B world. In 2004, shortly after Jarvis and his family relocated to Atlanta, he was introduced to music mogul Jermaine Dupri, founder of So So Def Recordings. Instantly recognizing the young singer’s star potential, JD added Jarvis to his roster which then led to the singer’s first single “Radio.” The mid-tempo charmer climbed into Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart after its release while the video introduced fans to a then boyish young man with a compelling golden voice. However, before Jarvis could see the release of his debut album, JD was appointed Executive Vice President of another label. During the months that followed Jarvis, along with a couple of his labelmates, were feeling a lack in the guidance and advocacy of the executive team which had believed in them so strongly.

Jarvis learned to trust and rely on the most powerful resources he had—his family, friends and inner circle. Their encouragement led Jarvis to the next chapter in his career, landing him at the doors of the Atlanta based label, Disturbing Tha Peace Records, and a meeting with DTP CEO, Chaka Zulu. Impressed with the young crooner’s talent, Chaka made Jarvis two offers. The first was to have the label’s co-founder and flagship artist, three time Grammy Award winner, Ludacris, appear on Jarvis’ second single “Pretty Girl.” The second was an offer to join DTP’s roster. Though the partnership didn’t yield any other releases following “Pretty Girl,” the experience did prove to be an important step along the way to Jarvis’ future.

Armed with the knowledge of the inner workings of the music business, Jarvis was poised and ready to step into his destiny. “I knew all along that it wasn’t my talent that was holding me back from being one of the biggest artists in the game,” he explains. “I just had to get with the best team.”

After inking a deal with Capitol Music Group in 2013, Jarvis worked with some of the biggest names in urban music. In September, he independently released his mixtape entitled Heartache, featuring collabos with DJ Khaled, Waka Flocka Flame and Lil Scrappy. The mixtape, inspired by Jarvis’ lifelong passion for music, spun off the lead single “Make a Little Room,” which stirred up major radio buzz at R&B stations across the nation. And now branding his new sound called “Trap&B” by singing melodic tunes over heavy bass and hard drums, Jarvis current single is ready to take the world by storm by going “100 mph”.

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