Jackson Chase Music

Jackson Chase makes music that sounds like a NASCAR race being held on a track covered in duck fat. It's unpredictable, swerving, greasy, and announces a potent new voice in country music. Hailing from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the 19-year-old grew up on a steady diet of the Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and the Eagles, along with Glen Campbell, Jerry Reed, and the music he heard and sang in church. He distills all of that into the high-octane yet soulful songs that make up his debut album, Purdy, produced by Jaren Johnston. "All I want to do is write, record, and perform authentic Southern music." Jackson says.
"These aren't your average, everyday truck-and-beer country songs.
These songs are about my life and listeners' lives. They're timeless."