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jasondidner
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Jason Didner
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Joe Jackson
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Glass Half Full (Jason Didner version)
American Road (Acoustic)
Give Up the Ghost
Abandoned (Into Better Hands) w KMP
Salt and Sand
Will You Be My Brother?
You Can't Get There from Here in Jersey
Wall of Sound (Radio Edit)
Stranger in Your Own Eyes
My Gentle Warrior
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Jason is an accomplished songwriter/performer whose works have been featured on national radio, and who is gaining momentum on the Internet with the help of his radio exposure.
He is not easily categorized into any one genre, but many of his songs contain humorous lyrical twists and a foundation in blues and rock.
Enjoy the listen!
He is not easily categorized into any one genre, but many of his songs contain humorous lyrical twists and a foundation in blues and rock.
Enjoy the listen!
Do you play live?
I perform as a solo acoustic act in northern New Jersey. I perform in bars, clubs, and coffeehouses. My most special appearance within the last year was at a 9/11 remembrance ceremony, where I performed my original, "Stand Tall United."
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
With the evolution of the Internet, more performers have a chance to get heard. I've gotten positive feedback from listeners around the world, and I continue to be astounded by the easy access anyone has to hear my music at any time without the hassles of distribution.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Depends on the contract. I would sign the right songwriting/publishing deal. I'm a family man with a great home life and successful business career, and I'm not interested in touring. I'd happily license my songs to other artists or for use in film/TV.
Band History:
Radio Airplay:
National Public Radio's Car Talk (weekly show) - featured 4 times since 2001
WLXV-FM, Schnecksville, PA - Independent Radio at Lehigh-Carbon Community School. Made a live appearance on the Phil Stahl show including live interviews and performances (2000)
Discography (Original Projects) Carpe Diem (2001)
You Can't Get There from Here in Jersey (2001)
Songs from the Heart (1997)
Cubicle (1996)
Becky's Tune - to benefit TRIO - Transplant Recipients' Organization (1995)
Contributions to Other Artists' Recordings Jim Kilby and the Crusade - Sacred Heart (1996)
Third Studio from the Sun's Christmas Gift of Music - to benefit Feed the Children (1996)
The Cosmic Lemniscate - Marilyn's Song (1997)
Live Performances September 11 Remembrance Ceremony, Woodbridge, NJ (2002)
The Folk Project Main Stage (2001)
Jim Kilby and the Crusade - played keyboards with this working NJ band; highlights include opening performances for Marshall Tucker, Nils Lofgren and Joe Groushecky and the Houserockers (1995 - 97)
National Public Radio's Car Talk (weekly show) - featured 4 times since 2001
WLXV-FM, Schnecksville, PA - Independent Radio at Lehigh-Carbon Community School. Made a live appearance on the Phil Stahl show including live interviews and performances (2000)
Discography (Original Projects) Carpe Diem (2001)
You Can't Get There from Here in Jersey (2001)
Songs from the Heart (1997)
Cubicle (1996)
Becky's Tune - to benefit TRIO - Transplant Recipients' Organization (1995)
Contributions to Other Artists' Recordings Jim Kilby and the Crusade - Sacred Heart (1996)
Third Studio from the Sun's Christmas Gift of Music - to benefit Feed the Children (1996)
The Cosmic Lemniscate - Marilyn's Song (1997)
Live Performances September 11 Remembrance Ceremony, Woodbridge, NJ (2002)
The Folk Project Main Stage (2001)
Jim Kilby and the Crusade - played keyboards with this working NJ band; highlights include opening performances for Marshall Tucker, Nils Lofgren and Joe Groushecky and the Houserockers (1995 - 97)
Your influences?
Rock, pop, blues, folk, soul, comedy. Some favorites include Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Joe Jackson, U2, Van Halen, The Temptations, Pink Floyd and Weird Al (eclectic enough for you?).
Favorite spot?
New York City is in my blood.