Artist description Jason Mikhail Poe's music has the distinction of straddling seemingly incongruous genres. Raised on 80's pop and boasting an extensive musical theater background, Poe has taken a decidedly less flamboyant approach to his own material. Still, there is a clear acknowledgement for his love of high drama lurking beneath the surface of these stripped-down, pensive acoustic ballads. Characterized by beautifully executed harmonies and a sincerity all too rare in contemporary Christian music, these songs reflect true compassion and faith.

Music Style Spiritual Pop

Musical Influences Roots Folk and Rock, The Singer/Songwriter wave of the 60's and 70's, Late 60's Vocal Groups, Musical Theater

Similar Artists Paul Simon, The Byrds, Stuart Murdoch,The Connells, John Sebastian, Janis Ian, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Suzanne Vega, Marc Almond, Sam Harris, The Indigo Girls, Mammas and Pappas

Artist History From his earliest memories of lip-syncing to new wave hits in front of a bedroom mirror, the passion to entertain has been a constant for Jason Mikhail Poe. It is a drive that has seen him through all manifestations of the performing arts, from childhood dance lessons to any number of lead roles in musicals as a young adult. However, it is in the composition and performance of his own material that Poe has found his niche. His subtle, guitar-driven numbers provide an excellent platform for rich, dynamic vocals that are as earnest and emotive as they are technically sound.

Group Members Jason Mikhail Poe

Instruments Vocals, Guitar

Albums It's Love b/w Greg's Song (single)

Additional Info Jason is currently a new member of the male acapella Christian group, The Beatitudes. Check out their website at the link provided below.

Location Colliers, WV - USA

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