www.myjeremy.com

Jeremy Corriveau began his career with the recording of talented new musicians with limited resources. In college, Jeremy started his own sound company, called "Rage Sound," and two years later, founded "Jemstar Productions" to promote and market his clients.

Jeremy has also used his creative talents to develop “The Music of Christmas,” a charity that helps those less fortunate during the holiday season. Jeremy and his staff raised money through live musical performances and a CD. The project was a huge success, and Jeremy donated over $20,000.00 to six different children’s charities in his community. Because of his devotion, Jeremy was awarded Fall River’s Hometown Hero Award in 2000.

Most recently, Jeremy has produced his second album of originals, called "The Experiment," and founded another charity, called "Sponsor A Child." The fund helps pay for the art and music education of underprivileged children in Southeastern Massachusetts.

Jeremy Corriveau Releases New CD

Jeremy Corriveau Releases CD, "The Experiment"

Jeremy Corriveau has crossed the boundaries of musical genres with his newly released CD, “The Experiment.” From R&B to Raggae, to Rock and Easy Listening, Jeremy's new album has something for everyone.
Jeremy’s newest studio project is a collection of catchy, radio ready tunes, and studio vocals that stand out above the competition. The production is his largest musical endeavor to date, taking almost 2 years to produce and featuring the voices and talents of over 40 individuals.
The album was recorded at Jeremy’s studio, Rage Sound Studios in Fall River, Massachusetts. Additional guitar tracks were recorded at Studio 456, in Los Angelos, California, and at the Zone Recording Studio in Taunton, Massachusetts. The album was mastered by Barry Martin of Bristol Harbor Productions, Bristol, Rhode Island.

Jeremy’s music can be described as a cross between Bruce Springstein and John Mayer. With influences like Billy Joel, Marvin Gaye, and Harry Connick Jr., Jeremy Corriveau produces music that is soulful, with lyrics that are strong and profound.

Visit Jeremy's website at www.myjeremy.com

Popular Song Lyrics

YOUR BODY

Baby hold me now,
Its only gonna get better.
You can make,
Any man desire.

Your body seems to care,
Your body knows I’m here,
And I know, your body.

Refrain: I can be, everything you need (and more).
I’ll take your breathe away! Away.
Oh lover! Oh lover! She says baby I’m so lonely...
Make it better, make it better, make it better!
With your body

I can be,
Your friend and your lover.
I can set,
Set your heart on fire!
Your body seems to care,
Nobody knows you’re here.
Oh no, nobody. (REFRAIN)




THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL
I don’t care about the little things,
That people say or do.
I have my priorities,
The first one is you.

I don’t care about money, no.
I don’t care about material things.
All I need is you honey,
Oh yeah, the love that you bring

Refrain: The way you make me feel,
I feel so good
The way you make me feel
The way I should
Is this feeling real, real?
The way I feel for you

And every time you smile,
I know it’s all worthwhile.
So come a little closer,
Come away with me,
I’ll show you how love should be.
I look into your eyes
My angel in disguise
I want to show you everything you are
But my feelings are worth more. (Refrain)





CALIFORNIA
Refrain: I’m heading out to California
To find who I am!
I’m heading out to California
To start over again!

Her name was Hawaii
Her life was a sad song
She told me all about it
On the train to the golden state.

She said I’ve been waiting
I’ve been waiting too long
To find some reality
(And get out of here)
So why don’t you join me
And we can write a new song.

I want to run away, and leave this place behind
‘Cause I’m still searching, for the one I am inside
No one can tell me, You’ll never make it on the run.
California, here I come!






GOOD TIMES
Do you remember,
Life as a child.
We were just children,
With innocent eyes.

Tommy my friend,
He lived, 2 blocks away.
His eyes were filled with pain,
The day his daddy went away.

Mama please tell me,
Why you always cry?
Oh she told him answers,
But answers were lies.

Woman, you gotta tell me now,
Will I ever see no pain,
She said, “Rain, Rain, Rain down on me.”

Refrain: Do you remember,
The times that we used to share?
Our only troubles then,
What games to play and what clothes to wear.
Now we livin in a different world,
We livin in a different time,
As long as we don’t quit this fight,
We will be allright.

And do remember,
The days when we were teens.
The crazy things we did,
The things we believe.
On a lonely Sunday,
An old man said to me,
Why must I live this life,
Full of poverty?

And I see a woman,
On her knees everyday...
On the corner,
Giving herself away.
She would look down, down on her children,
With so much pain, and so much shame.

Kids killing kids, Life isn’t fair
Scandals & war, And hunger everywhere.
Drugs, Disease, crime, abuse
How much longer can I take this news.
So what have you done?
What have you done today?
Did you talk, did you walk, or look the other way?
I don’t care, whose to blame anymore.
The time is up, step up, make a difference.