JayteKz
JayteKz was a rock band from Crestwood, Illinois that formed in the early 2000s. The quartet included Jason Taylor on vocals and guitar, Kyle Jones on bass,...
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JayteKz was a rock band from Crestwood, Illinois that formed in the early 2000s. The quartet included Jason Taylor on vocals and guitar, Kyle Jones on bass, Chris Evans on drums, and Matt Williams on lead guitar. They started playing together in a local garage before releasing their debut album 'Dying Inside' in 2003, which featured the title track that became their breakthrough song.
Their music dealt with heavy themes like depression and personal struggle, which came through in songs like 'Hidden Tears' and 'Slowly Letting Go.' The band followed up with a second album called 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2006, showing some evolution in their sound while maintaining the emotional intensity that defined their work.
In 2008, Jason Taylor died from a drug overdose. The remaining members tried to continue for a while, but the band eventually dissolved. Their catalog includes the songs 'Deep Skies' and 'Dying Inside,' which still get played by fans who connected with their raw approach.
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