Real Life - Real Music: Jason Eady

Dosey Doe Coffee House presents Real Life – Real Music with Jason Eady.

There are only a handful of songwriters that can write the range of songs that Jason can. His latest album, ON DAYLIGHT & DARK, he shows he’s serious and seriously good about making classic country music – even the most basic of modern preconceptions removed. Join us as Jason with host, Kyle Hutton, talk about and play music for this recorded for radio event.

“There has always been pop music, but country music was always the avenue out of adolescence and into the grown up world with grown up issues like responsibilities and family. Someone’s got to keep it alive, to preserve that kind of sound. That was our aim with this record.”

Jason Eady’s extensive background in “grown up issues” is what explains why the word “poet” is so frequently associated with his name. A six-year stint in the US Air Force as a translator placed him in a slew of foreign cultures giving him a universal look into the nature of human beings and a good jumping off point for his comprehensive lyrical translations.

The Mississippi native and Texas transplant has spent the last seven years in an incubation period undergoing a musical metamorphosis that has led him through lonesome delta blues, inspirational church house harmonies, poetically spun tales of Americana and into the naked and honest regions of good ole’ country music.