GENM Hits Music Industry With 'Pick & Choose' Downloads.

MIAMI -- Customers Can Download Just One or Two Cuts - They Don't Have to Pay for the Whole Album Any More

Grand Entertainment & Music, Inc (OTC: GENM) will rock the music industry with the introduction of its new high-tech "Pick & Choose" program that allows any music-lover to download one or two songs from an album without paying for the whole album, CEO Frederick Berlin told stockholders.

"For a while at least, we will be the new force in the music and recording industry," said Berlin, "because we are offering exactly what those who download music want."

GEMN, through acquisitions owns the copyright or controls thousands of albums, en route to a planned inventory of at least 10,000 cuts.

"Very simply, we are radically changing the business," Berlin said. "It used to be, there'd be maybe one cut on an album the customer wanted. The rest? He couldn't care less. But he had to pay to download the whole albums to get the one cut he wanted. But no longer. We allow him to economically download only the selection he wants.

"We believe that this will be readily embraced by music downloader's, and that we will achieve at least $1,000,000 in sales in 2005 from this enterprise alone," the CEO said.

GENM is a virtual entertainment industry under one corporate umbrella. Its subsidiaries and alliances include:

--Cherry Production and Recording Studio,

--Gem Records,

--Perform Arts International,

--JBS Sound & Lighting,

--Gem Productions, and

--Gem Music & Imagination Discs & Records.

A recent profile of the company, as published in an online journal, is available by e-mailing [e-mail] .

"When you bought GENM stock, you bought into all these enterprises," Berlin told stockholders. "And we are just getting started.

"By pursing our agenda of aggressive acquisition and consolidation of small recording companies and labels with properties of high potential," he said, "we are moving toward our goal of becoming one of the major players in the music business."

For more information please contact Mr. F. Underhill at [phone] ext. 601 or visit the Company website at www.gem-music.com.

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