Company History

Jerome Bunke earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree at The Juilliard School as a clarinetist and his Doctorate at New York University.

His performance, production and management experience is well grounded in world concert tours and numerous recordings. He has hosted both radio and television series for WQXR, the New York Times Classical Music Station, and PBS television. In addition to that he has chaired the Chamber Music panel for the National Endowment for the arts and currently participates in the music recording program at New York University.

While President of Boosey & Hawkes, a distinguished international music publisher based in the United Kingdom, he recognized the first indicators of the digital revolution, where the distribution channels were changing from the record companies to the artist.

As general Manager of Vox Records, he was instrumental in transforming the analog catalog to compact discs.

He founded Digital Force with the intention of providing individual artists and groups with the same care and attention major corporate clients and recording companies expect. His long and valued service to major organizations such as NBC’s Olympic Broadcast and RCA, Sony, Universal and Motown record companies set these standards.

This attention to the individual became the focal point of Digital Force and remains the single most governing principle of the company today.

With the development of CDs and DVDs, individual clients in business, music and education have multiplied to a point where the need for these communication vehicles has become the norm.

Digital Force provides all our clients with added value, added quality and unparalleled care in producing the finest product they can obtain in today’s market.

We look forward to providing the same expertise and attention to you and your projects.