Tell us your real names, country of birth, date of birth and childhood experience.
Jason Aaron Coons (JAC), Birmingham, Al United States. June 1st 1991. When I was three I remember hearing my father playing The Beatles Blackbird from the next room and I remember thinking…”I’m going to do that when I get older.”
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Tell us about your music career, your band name, musical background, experience and skills.
Tell us about your genre, concept and idea behind your music video and the song.
I’m in the synth pop genre and the song 3-6-5 is simply a song about the joy of first meeting someone you love. The video is an effort to capture that feeling through color and dance.
Tell us everything that we need to know about you as a musician and the ups and downs you have faced in the music business.
Last year I signed with management and had a few major labels coming into the picture after my first album “Ride,” was having some success locally. In an effort to meet the needs of these labels we pulled the album down because they wanted to re-release the record through the label. After about 6 months their hadn’t been any movement and the label was telling me to just be patient. As an artist I get meaning in life by creating and sharing what I create. This went on for a year and at around the year mark of talks and waiting I just told them I needed to be an artist and released the single 3-6-5. I plan on releasing new music every few months going into 2018.
Tell us about other members of your band, music producer, crew or music video director, how the song was recorded and how the music video was shot.
5. I recorded the song with Nashville producer Micah Tawlks. Owen Thomas of AbsorbMe Co. directed and shot the music video. Both of these people are dear friends and I’m reminded when working with them how lucky I am to be surrounded by such gifted people.
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Tell us how long you have been in the music industry, your experience and your future goal.
I’ve been in world of music biz for 4 years. My goal is to grow in my creative works and my ability to connect with the world. I want to give my audience multiple vibes and sonics wrapped in interesting sonics.
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Tell us what inspires you to write, compose and sing.
I’m inspired by multiple things. Sometimes it is my own life that I draw from and sometimes it is observing others and culture. Sometimes I write for myself and sometimes I write for my audience. I write in many other genres outside of my own projects.
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I don’t know the secret…I’m all ears if you know?
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Tell us the message you will like to pass to your fans out there.
9. I appreciate them and I’m grateful that something I’ve created can be adopted and shared by them. Just thankful to be apart of so many lives.
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Tell the kind of advice you will give to an upcoming artist.
10. It takes work and it doesn’t happen over night. If you’re doing it for reasons other than you feel you were put on this Earth to create then you’ve probably picked the wrong profession.
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Elaborate on your music careers, albums, songs, tours, recognition or awards you might have obtained.
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You’d be the first with this song.
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Tell us how you write your lyrics, compose, sing and record in the studio.
Every song is different. With 3-6-5 I simply had the idea of using stereotypical hip hop words like “lets Roll” and wanted to put deeper meaning to it for example “I like the way you rollll”, through every corner of my mind. I often have music first and then write lyrics but this had a few lyrical ideas and overall concept before writing music. I just wanted the song to be joyous and capture the feeling of first love or infatuation.
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My 5 favorite major artist. 1. Peter Gabriel, Miami Nights 1984, The Elms, The Killers, and Dream Chief.
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Name the artists you have collaborated with before in your songs or artists you are willing to collaborate with in the future if you have the chance to do so.
Give us the links to your website and your entire social network.
Tell us about your happiest day and saddest day.