About Jason Blaine

Jason Blaine began writing songs while attending college and while his talent as a musician allowed him to earn a living as a side-man for several years playing guitar, it was always his goal to develop his passion for songwriting and recording modern country music.

After achieving national success from 2003-2006 with singles That's What I Do, Heartache Like Mine, While We Were Waiting and What I Can't Forget (Top 10 CMT and Top 20 at radio nationally), Jason decided follow his dreams and made the move south to Nashville, Tennessee.

Once in Nashville, Jason soon secured a publishing deal with New Millennium Music/Anchor Down Publishing allowing him to write on a daily basis with some of finest writers in Nashville, both up and coming and established, resulting in an impressive collection of 12 songs that formed his 2007 album "MAKE MY MOVE".

Produced by veteran producers Phil O'Donnell and Noah Gordon, MAKE MY MOVE kicked Jason's Canadian career into high-gear turning out five Top 10 radio singles and back-to-back #1 videos on CMT Canada. As a result, Jason has also earned several CCMA nominations including "rising star" (2007 & 2008) and "male artist of the year" (2009).

Driven by positive songs about the fun and freedom of youth, love remembered and lost and balanced with sentiments of hope, determination and the wish to just sometimes stand still in a moment of time, MAKE MY MOVE blends up tempo gems with sultry ballads, belying a wisdom and understanding well beyond his years.

Citing musical heroes and influences such as Vince Gill, Steve Wariner and Bryan Adams, Blaine goes on to say "My music is all about real people, in real situations; it's current country music, and it's real life." True to form, his soulful voice aptly delivers a range of emotions on the sophomore disc. Currently, Jason is putting the finishing touches on his third CD set for release in early 2010 following a new single and video coming soon!