Jason Boland
Jason Boland is an Oklahoma singer-songwriter who works in the territory between traditional country and what gets called outlaw country. He formed his...
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Jason Boland is an Oklahoma singer-songwriter who works in the territory between traditional country and what gets called outlaw country. He formed his backing band, the Stragglers, in 2002, and they built a following through steady touring. Their live shows developed a reputation for a straightforward, unvarnished energy.
His catalog includes albums like 'Jason Boland & the Stragglers' from 2004, 'Somewhere in the Middle' in 2008, and 'Hard Times Are Chances' in 2013. A song like '12oz Curls' became something of an anthem for his audience, capturing a certain mood without much fuss. He also recorded 'A Song For You' and 'Can't Tell If I Drink'.
In 2012, Boland was involved in a legal dispute over the ownership of his master recordings. The music doesn't try to be anything grander than what it is, just songs about the kind of life he knows, delivered without a lot of studio polish.
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