Produced by Kevin Kane, this album is a must for those with an ear for soaring-heartfelt vocals, finely crafted songs, and lush guitars, strings and organ-Epic Rock at it's finest.

11 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, POP: Pop/Rock



Details:
Some people take the high road and some take the low but Jason Kechely has never defined his life or his music along a single path. From his early days of building pots and pans drum-sets in the wilds of Montana, to being a Tabla student of the great Zakir Hussein while living in Seattle, Jason eventually found himself immersed in the local DIY band and activist scene of Vancouver in the early nineties. The upcoming release of his debut, self-titled album is steeped in Jasonâs dynamic history of kicking up dust on the many roads he has traveled.

The album was produced with Jason by Kevin Kane (Grapes of Wrath) and mixed by Stephen Drake (The Odds) and weaves the best qualities of this alt-rock powerhouse team into a visceral and heartfelt experience combining the best of Jasonâs lush vocals over Kevinâs exquisitely layered guitar parts.

The album is a cross-section of life experiences, ranging from melodic ballads like âAlive & Kickingâ, to the introspective and upbeat âFind a Wayâ and the anthem rock style of âGoneâ. The songs all have an undercurrent of positive energy. Find a Way is about the perspective of how one sees life in their mind and how to make it a reality. As Jason notes, âitâs about being adamant about making positive change happen in your life.â

Jason is joined by an all-star cast of players including Darren Paris (bass), Jesse Zubot (violin), Coco Love Alcorn (vocals), Dave Webb (keys), Kent Wallace (trumpet and horns), and Bill Runge (saxophone). He has also lined-up a superbly talented band to back him including, Tony Marriott (drums), John Bews (bass), Mark Campbell (guitar) and Mary Anceta (keys and vocals). The album is the culmination of Jasonâs life, his musical background and finding himself ready to put these songs in the limelight. âI finally felt like it was time to give my music away and that it was wanted and needed.â