Jennifer E. Kemp is a revolutionary singer, whose first music single, "A Million Fish", touched the hearts and drew the attention of thousands of women across the world in 2008. "A Million Fish" is distributed digitally on ITunes, Napster, Yahoo!Music, Amazon, etc. Her on-going work with heavyweight producers and artists such as Sha Money, Bink, Big Self, Mr. Fingaz, 9th Wonder, Fiend, Perfect Harmany, and Big Ken, to name a few, is proving to be one of the most effectual fervent artist development formulas that is availing much success.

In 2006, Jennifer E. Kemp formed a seven piece live band that blended r&b, neo-soul, jazz, blues, and hip-hop. She worked very hard to develop and market the band to many regional venues. After only one year, Jennifer E. Kemp and her band had performed over 100 shows in markets across North Carolina, Virginia, and South Carolina. In 2007, after a very bad love relationship, Jennifer E. Kemp wrote and recorded "The Break- Up". "The Break-Up" was the best thing that ever happened in Jennifer's career and love life. This song drew thousands to all of Jennifer's live shows. The song was so popular that Jennifer self-produced a music video to increase the awareness of the hit. "The Break-Up" along with "A Million Fish" featuring Perfect Harmany of DTP Records, started getting more and more rave reviews and interests. Many local news outlets began to contact Jennifer for interviews and commercials. Jennifer was picked to sing Raleigh's News and Observer's cartoon video featuring NC State's Head football coach. The cartoon received great reviews from the top sport's news including Sports Illustrated.

In the midst of the revolution, Jennifer E. Kemp has been named "the new revolutionist" for the music industry. Jennifer E. Kemp was raised in North Carolina. Ronald Decarlo Kemp, her brother, taught her all about hip-hop, breakdancing, rapping, writing, cutting and scratching. He was murdered by gunshot in 1995 at the age of 23. After his death, Jennifer felt lost and stayed away from the music for awhile. After mourning the death of Ronald, she decided to start her own music company. Rodek Music was formed and named after her late brother. Jennifer started back writing and producing music with a close music friend named Broadus Brown Jr. He introduced her to mentors that were working with Jodeci, Timberland, and the group Sistah. This started Jennifer's career as a ghostwriter. Jennifer began hanging around the studios, recording and writing for many recording artists in order to learn how to compose hit records. This skill took Jennifer a long way in her music career. Jennifer didn't stop in NC. She took her act on the road. From sleeping in cars on I-95 to sleeping in New York studio bathrooms, Jennifer was very determined to make a name for herself. Jennifer would drive, alone, 10 hours every weekend to work with hit-making producers like Bink in NJ. While sleeping on Bink's floor on a blow-up bed beside two big rottweilers for only two hours a night, Jennifer would awake to record one of the greatest r&b tracks ever "When the Fire's Gone". Jennifer wrote the song from the beginning to end in one take while under the influence of Bink's hard hitting hip-hop drums and chopped chords. While recording in studios with well-known rappers like Fredro Starr and Stickey of Onyx, Jennifer E. Kemp was coined "the go-to girl" for a hot hook. This skill gave birth to catchy celebrity collaborations. The most recent of them all is one soulful duet "Nothing That I've Heard" with the former No Limit rapper Fiend and another club jam "All Night" with Kadalack Boyz's Tex James. Jennifer E. Kemp is highly skilled to write hip-hop radio hits, however, she is at her best when she is performing live with her band.

Currently, Jennifer E. Kemp is everywhere you google on the web. She continues to perform with her live band for her fans and she's working on her debut album release. This 2009 release will include an album and an exclusive E-book all written by the naturally gifted artist herself. Jennifer E. Kemp is planning a world wide web tour that will be broadcasted live from her website and many online social sites. Jennifer E. Kemp is the music meme for the new r&b revolution!