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Jason Chain
Jason Chain formed in Los Angeles in 2003, with Jason Aalon Butler on vocals, Robert Smith on guitar, Eric Wilson on bass, and Steve Tannebaum on drums. They...
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Jason Chain formed in Los Angeles in 2003, with Jason Aalon Butler on vocals, Robert Smith on guitar, Eric Wilson on bass, and Steve Tannebaum on drums. They released their debut album 'Heartstrings' in 2007, which included the single 'You Got Me.'
'You Got Me' became their most recognizable track, getting radio play and helping the album find an audience. The band's early years involved the usual struggles of trying to get noticed while playing shows around LA.
They kept working after that first album, though the catalog copy trails off without detailing what came next. The group's sound drew from various influences, but they were mostly known for that one straightforward pop-rock single that stuck around.
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