Artist description Probably deep, is the first in a series of EPs to be released in 2003 by L.A. recording artist Jason Roe. This and subsequent EPs will be available at shows and on the artist's website (www.jasonroe.com). Alternate mixes and additional material will be released via the web throughout the year. Consisting of "She," "Probably Deep," and an electric cover of the 1988 Edie Brickell hit "What I Am," this EP showcases solid, radio-ready songs with wide appeal. "She" is the stand out single that beautifully showcases the artist's vocal sweet spot. Sign up for updates!!

Music Style Acoustic Eclectic, Modern Rock

Musical Influences XTC, Jeff Buckley, Pink Floyd, Jelly Fish, Mitchell Froom

Similar Artists XTC, Jeff Buckley, Pink Floyd, Jelly Fish, Suzanne Vega

Artist History Jason Roe was schooled in piano & voice from the early age of 5. He had the opportunity to sample dozens of instruments throughout his school years and eventually realized he could play by ear. At 12 he discovered guitar to be his most expressive instrument. In order to fully explore and craft his natural musical ability, he earned a sound engineering degree from Columbia College in Chicago. After moving to L.A. and several years of playing local clubs, he founded Napping Monk Productions. This current set of songs follow up his self-titled, self-produced CD which debuted in 2001. With a passion for the art of recording Jason Roe uses the NMP project studio like an instrument to develop his own vision as well as a vehicle to collaborate with other artists. Currently, he is rehearsing with his band for performances throughout 2003. an innovative songwriter and experienced performer, Jason Roe is a career artist, dedicated to his craft and his audience.

Group Members Eric Cowden, Nick Page, Mochi

Instruments Vocals, Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Keys

Albums NEW! Probably DeEP & Jason Roe debut CD

Additional Info Also available on MiniDisc

Location Los Angeles, California - USA

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