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Jason Ames
Jason Ames is a vocalist and songwriter known for the ballad 'Looking Back.' He released his debut album 'Whispers in the Wind' in 2005, followed by 'The Edge...
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Jason Ames is a vocalist and songwriter known for the ballad 'Looking Back.' He released his debut album 'Whispers in the Wind' in 2005, followed by 'The Edge of Shadows' in 2008, 'Looking Back' in 2012, and 'Redemption' in 2016.
His music has included acoustic-driven songwriting and explored rock and alternative genres. He has worked with musicians like guitarist Ethan Carter, backup vocalist Sarah Jones, drummer Michael Scott, and bassist David Richards.
Collaborations have included cellist Yo-Yo Ma and singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile. The song 'Looking Back' remains his most recognized work.
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