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With a rare gift for raw storytelling and a voice dripping with soul and grit, Colorado-bred singer/songwriter Sophia Scott has amassed over 191M+ streams as an independent artist. Kicking off 2026, she releases “Miss Me Now” – a soulful anthem with nostalgic, psychedelic production and a punch of anger for those who know they shouldn’t go back to less than they deserve. Written from a deeply personal experience of being strung along in a toxic relationship, the track stands as an empowering reminder to know your worth and stand firm in it, cementing her as one of country’s most compelling rising voices.Blending fun-loving grit with soulful sensitivity in her signature country sound, Scott’s honest approach to storytelling has struck a chord with fans, fuelling a rapidly growing audience of over 800K social followers and a 65% surge in Instagram growth over the past six months.Named a 2024 Pandora Country Artist to Watch and featured on People’s Artists-to-Watch list, Scott has earned widespread acclaim from American Songwriter, E! News, Entertainment Tonight, CMT, Holler, and more, with CMT praising her as “a Nashville newcomer with a bright future in the genre.”A native of Boulder, Colorado, Scott began playing piano and guitar at a young age and quickly started writing her own songs, later honing her craft in Los Angeles and Nashville. She made her full-length debut in October 2023 with the critically acclaimed album Barstool Confessions, released the same day as her Grand Ole Opry debut.Since then, she’s hit major stages across the U.S. and Europe, including recent UK dates supporting Drew Baldridge and performances at the Grand Ole Opry, C2C Berlin and Rotterdam, CMA Fest, Country Jam Colorado, Tight Ends University, and the Tin Roof Tour. She’s also played the Ryman Auditorium, toured with the Jonas Brothers, and shared stages with Taylor Swift, Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Combs, and Kane Brown.

If you haven’t discovered Atlus yet, now is the time to pay attention. His latest single, “Secondhand Smoke,” delivers raw, no-holds-barred storytelling that demands to be heard, painting a vivid picture of his childhood and the way he watched his mother refuse to let her circumstances define her – instead, she defied them. The driving, addictive track is deeply inspirational, juxtaposing his mother’s hard-earned lessons and advice with his own self-doubts about life.Born Sean Haywood, Atlus is a natural storyteller, drawing deeply from his own life experiences. With four independently released albums already under his belt, he has built a catalogue that speaks for itself. Now, with his self-penned 15-track BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville debut, Art of Letting Go, Atlus steps into a new chapter – one defined by vulnerability, growth, and fearless honesty.Named after its title track, which confronts the loss of his sister to addiction,  Art of Letting Go mines the emotional core of Atlus’ songwriting. Blending country with elements of rock, pop, and hip-hop, the album reflects the full spectrum of his story, balancing hard truths with moments of light, resilience, and release. Led by producer Andrew Baylis (Jelly Roll) alongside a group of key collaborators, the project includes Atlus’ debut country radio single “Devil Ain’t Done,” the driving lead track “Spare Key,” alongside the newly released “Secondhand Smoke .”“ This time, with the album,  it’s about moving through moments and experiences that shaped me as a person, as a brother, as a son, and as an artist. Looking at some of the things that brought me to where I am, and both acknowledging them and letting them have their place in the story as we try to add new chapters,” shares Atlus. “ My deepest hope is that someone out there hears these songs and connects with the stories and the music and feels like their load is a little lighter because we are sharing the experience” says Atlus.As Billboard noted while naming him February’s Country Rookie of the Month, “For Atlus, who grew up in Denver in a single-parent home marked by poverty, the album marks not only a career triumph, but also a way of sharing his story of overcoming adversity, and inspiring others to prevail over their own obstacles.”Before signing with BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, Atlus built a loyal following through four independent albums and a relentless work ethic that carried him from the underground to major milestones. His rise includes more than one billion on-demand streams, a Platinum release, a Top 5 album on Spotify’s Global Album Chart, and a standout performance alongside Jelly Roll at a packed Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Recently named one of Pandora’s 2026 Artists to Watch in Country, he continues to connect with fans through emotionally direct songwriting and a voice that cuts through.That connection was forged long before the spotlight. Atlus began writing songs while working long hours as a commercial truck driver, crafting lyrics behind the wheel to support his family and fund studio time. That grind laid the foundation for the artist he is today and continues to shape the perspective that runs throughout Art of Letting Go.The project builds on the success of “Devil Ain’t Done,” which was among the most-added songs at country radio on add day, reached the Top 5 in Australia, and continues to climb in the United States. The track pairs a driving sound with lyrics rooted in self-doubt and perseverance, expanding on Atlus’ ability to turn personal struggles into something universally felt.

At its core, Art of Letting Go is about family – long his driving force. Today, Atlus’ success has allowed him to retire his mother, but the journey there was anything but easy. At 33, he once balanced multiple truck-driving jobs alongside UPS shifts and Uber rides, all to chase his dream and afford time in the studio.Family remains a constant thread throughout the album. Atlus’ success has allowed him to retire his mom, but before music took off, he balanced multiple jobs including truck driving, UPS shifts, and rideshare work to make ends meet and invest in his career.Atlus continues his 2026 tour with festival appearances and headlining shows before joining Russell Dickerson this spring on the RussellMania Tour.

Rising Australian artist Bella Mackenzie shares her new single ‘ Blacksmith ’ – the second taste of a new body of work set to be announced soon.
 
Much like her previous single ‘ There Must Be A Fire’ , it sees Bella step further into a bolder, sonic lane, paired with gritty, powerful visuals filmed in Broken Hill. A vulnerable, self-encouraging portrait, written entirely by Bella alone, ‘ Blacksmith ’ explores resilience in the face of betrayal, and the power in turning trauma into strength.
 
Fresh off the stage of CMC Rocks 2026 , the NSW based artist shares, “ Before I decided to write ‘Blacksmith’, I was really struggling with the concept of how someone who you’ve known your whole life, someone who is supposed to love you unconditionally, could have a motive to want to tear you down & see you fail. I guess I’m lucky that I had never experienced that until now, but I was finding it hard to wrap my head around. The easiest way for me to process these emotions is to write about them. Blacksmith is about realizing that no matter who they are, you should never accept bad treatment from anyone & that you can build something unbreakable when you let go of those people. I wrote this song on my own because of how vulnerable & real it is – I felt I was the only person who could really portray the story accurately in order to release the emotions I was feeling. “
 
With Bella’s distinctive vocals right up front, ‘ Blacksmith’ is produced by Jacky McCormack, who performs guitar and banjo on the track, backed by moody pedal steel work of guitarist Travis Toy giving the new single a distinctly modern country feel.
 
Earlier this year, Bella teamed up with US artist Jake Banfield on the country-rocker ‘Tombstone Desperado’ , following her Top 10 Australian Country Radio Chart hit ‘ Grew Up Country’ with Homegrown Trio. Her previous single ‘ There Must Be A Fire’ also made noise internationally, selected as Baylen Leonards’ Spotlight Artist pick on Absolute Radio Country (UK).
 
Bella’s profile continues to grow across the country scene. She performed at the Tamworth Country Music Festival at the start of the year, then most recently joined Riley Green on his ‘ Cowboy As It Gets’ Australian Tour . Bella was recently announced as the face of the new fashion label, and favourite of Lainey Wilson, FAR MER by Whitney, fronting the labels collection “ All My Exes”.
 
Nominated for Female Artist Of The Year at the Country Town Awards and over 4.8 million+ global streams, Bella has achieved multiple Top 10 Country Radio chart-topping singles including the recent single ‘ Tombstone Desperado’ with Jake Banfield , ‘ Grew Up Country’ , ‘ Down South’ and ‘Cowboy’.  

ABOUT BELLA MACKENZIE
Bella Mackenzie hit the ground running in 2026 with her single ‘Tombstone Desperado’ featuring rising US country artist Jake Banfield. A country-rock swaggering collaboration inspired by the 1993 outlaw film Tombstone, the song was released alongside her run as main support on Banfield’s The Lasso Australian Tour.
 
‘Tombstone Desperado’ follows her 2025 single ‘Grew Up Country’ featuring Homegrown Trio, which celebrated small-town roots, resilience and rural pride and skyrocketed to #10 on the Australian Country Radio Charts. Her 2024 single ‘Cowboy’ went onto gain high rotation on Country Music Radio, peaking at #2 on the Australian Country Radio Charts.
 
Hailing from the coal-mining town of Moranbah and now based on the Central Coast, Bella has been writing songs since age twelve, cutting her teeth in pubs and bars across regional Australia and building an audience of over 4.8 million global artist streams and 110K social media followers alongside brand partnerships with Nintendo, Wrangler, Akubra and more.
 
With a busy touring schedule ahead, Bella recently appeared at Tamworth Country Music Festival, with Riley Green on his Cowboy As It Gets Australian Tour and opened the main stage at CMC Rocks 2026 – cementing her status as one of Australia’s most exciting new voices in modern country.

· Belles and Dolly Parton are thrilled to announce their new single  “SON OF JOLENE” to country radio! 
· A country Artist from Omaha, Nebraska, now living in Nashville, TN, who brings a Midwest grit and authenticity to everything she does, balancing small-town roots with big-stage ambition. Her voice is as striking as her presence—effortlessly blending a dreamy, modern edge with the timeless soul of country music’s golden era.
· “Son of Jolene” began with a question that stuck with me. I met a friend’s mom named Jolene and asked him, “What’s it like being the son of Jolene?” From there, the story unfolded naturally. Belles started writing from the perspective of the man she might’ve raised — stepping into a love triangle that nods to the one made famous by Dolly Parton, but through a new generation’s lens. 
· Belles said “Getting to collaborate with Dolly was a true honor. I hope it feels like a continuation of one of country music’s most iconic stories — proof that the legacy of Jolene lives on.”
· Rocky Mountain CMA Female Vocalist of the Year
· #2 on CMT 12 Pack 2 times
· Previous single “Crazy As Me” was #3 on iTunes Country Charts
· Surpassed 100k steams on Spotify during the first week of the release  
· Signed a publishing deal with Deluge Music 
· Signed an indie record deal with East Music Row Records 
· Signed a management deal with Red Light Management and booking with WME
· Released self titled EP, “Belles” in September 2025 that charted top 40 on iTunes country album charts 
· Headlined 4 small club tours around the US including Mercury Lounge, Hotel Cafe, Gruene Hall, First Avenue 7th St. Entry 
· Grown fanbase to 1.5 million followers on social media- including 750k on Facebook & 450k on TikTok 
· Opened for Miranda Lambert, Jake Worthington, Old Dominion & more

Reigning country powerhouse Jason Aldean announced today his upcoming studio album, Songs About Us, alongside the release of three new surprise tracks: “Help You Remember,” “Hard to Love You” and “Lovin’ Me Too Long,” available now.On the heels of his milestone 31st career #1 at Country radio, Grammy-nominated entertainer Jason Aldean today announced his upcoming 22-city 2026 Songs About Us Tour, sponsored by Patriot Mobile. After topping the charts with his hit single, “How Far Does A Goodbye Go,” a few weeks ago, the award-winning singer/songwriter today released three surprise tracks from his forthcoming album Songs About Us, out April 24th. Produced by Live Nation, the Songs About Us Tour begins Thursday, July 16 at Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor, Maine and continues through the end of September with numerous stops across North America including Fresno, Kansas City, Hamilton, Ontario and more. Artist presale tickets are available starting March 3rd, with general on-sale March 6th atLiveNation.com. Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter and Dee Jay Silver serve as support.Continuing momentum towards his highly-anticipated Songs About Us album release, Aldean shared “Drinking About You,” “Dust on the Bottle,” and his next single, “ Don’t Tell On Me: ,” which is officially set to impact US radio March 2nd. Penned by Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan & Lydia Vaughan, Aldean is pleading with his heart in “Don’t Tell On Me” to hold it together and keep the burning secret that he is still in love with an ex. Jason’s signature guitars drive this release forward. Having cemented his status as one of the format’s most consistent hitmakers, the ACM Artist of the Decade’s latest studio album Songs About Us will be released the day before the Georgia native returns to headline University of Georgia’s Sanford Stadium alongside fellow Georgia native Luke Bryan. The concert marks a historic return for Aldean, who 13 years ago became the first-ever, and to date only, artist to headline the venue. Pre-save, pre-add and pre-order the new album, Songs About Us, here. Songs About Us follow’s Aldean’s career-spanning collection 30 Number One Hits, which debuted last year at No. 4 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart — marking Aldean’s 13th Top 10 country album in 20  years. His legacy of chart-topping success and record-breaking milestones is currently showcased on the international extension of his 2026 Full Throttle World Tour, where he recently wrapped his first-ever headlining run in New Zealand and made his highly-anticipated return to Australia for the first time in over a decade.Songs About Us Track Listing

About Jason Aldean

Grammy-nominated, multi-Platinum award winning entertainer Jason Aldean is one of country’s most successful touring powerhouses & influential musical icons of the 21st century. With 31 #1 singles, nearly 20B streams & over 20M albums sold, Aldean’s name is synonymous with country music. Since exploding onto the scene with his 2005 self-titled debut, Aldean has carved out a reputation for delivering hard-hitting, emotionally resonant anthems that blend small-town storytelling with stadium-powered energy. He’s remained a steadfast & defining voice, with a fanbase that spans generations & continues to grow. The Georgia native recently released his album 30 Number One Hits, marking his 13th top 10 country album in 20 years with its #4 debut on the Billboard Top Country Album Chart. His 11th studio album, Highway Desperado, featured his 30th #1 single & garnered his first career #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Known for his electrifying live shows & breakout crossover hits, Aldean’s international extension of his Full Throttle World Tour, recently wrapped with his first-ever headlining run in New Zealand & his highly anticipated return to Australia for the first time in over a decade. Aldean will follow his latest country radio #1 hit “How Far Does A Goodbye Go,” with “Don’t Tell on Me,” impacting radio on March 2 & serving as the final preview of his new upcoming album, Songs About Us, out April 24. In addition, fans can catch Aldean on the nationwide Song About Us 2026 Summer Tour.

025 Country Stars Winner, Single Set to Inspire a New GenerationAustralia has a powerful new female voice in country music that has officially arrived. Celebrating her triumphant win at the Prestigious Country Stars Talent Search, Caitlin Drew is stepping into the spotlight with the release of her winning single “Half Your Luck”, a heartfelt tribute to her childhood experiences growing up in the countryside. From the moment she first took the stage, Caitlin Drew commanded attention with her authenticity, vocal strength, and raw emotional delivery. Her winning single, “Half Your Luck, ” recorded by Sunshine Coast producer Nyssa Ray and Country Stars, Major sponsor says, is more than just a song — it’s a statement. Explain Nyssa.“Half Your Luck”, a nostalgic song, beautifully captures the essence of rural life, evoking memories of late nights on the farm, summer adventures, and the freedom of exploring vast open spaces. “Half Your Luck” reflects Caitlin’s unique upbringing, one that resonates deeply with those who have experienced the joys of country living.Through vivid storytelling, Caitlin takes listeners on a journey of her youth, filled with playful days spent running through sprinklers, riding motorbikes, and enjoying the great outdoors, far removed from the distractions of modern technology. As she raises thought-provoking questions about today’s youth, Caitlin invites listeners to reflect on the changing landscape of childhood.  “Do kids still go outside after school to play games with imaginary characters? Are today’s children missing out on the key experiences that shaped previous generations?” she muses. Country Stars Founder Col Finley expressed his excitement for Caitlin’s winning a single. “Half Your Luck” message is such a poignant one in today’s tech-savvy world, our kids are missing vital life experiences and simplicity “Half Your Luck” will be available through MUSIC 2 MEDIA FAMILY on all major radio networks and streaming platforms. Country Stars 2026 is Now Open for nominations. www.countrystars.au:

“Half Your Luck” represents my childhood. All the mischief I got up to on the farm, and the way I was able to occupy my time. I was allowed only minimal TV or computer time; we didn’t have an Xbox or any similar technology. I grew up on the land, and it taught me to be creative with my time and to survive my days at school. If kids these days are not growing up like this, they should be. Half their luck to the ones that still do  – Caitlin Drew (2025 Country Stars Winner)

I’m Ernest Roger Blair Jr., a country songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Hertford, North Carolina. Music has always been my way of telling stories, and I take pride in writing country songs that feel real, honest, and deeply rooted in life’s everyday moments.I play guitar and keyboards and bring my songs to life with my voice, blending traditional country influences with a modern edge. My sound reflects my Southern upbringing—full of heart, grit, and authenticity—while still reaching listeners far beyond where I’m from.Whether I’m on stage or in the studio, my goal is simple: to create country music that connects, tells a story worth hearing, and stays with you long after the last note fades.

PRAISE FOR JEN MIZE & THE ROUGH N’ TUMBLE

Praise for Jen & The Rough N’ Tumble-
“Jen is a marvel. Together with her band The Rough N’ Tumble- she is not to be missed. A knock-out singer and a stellar songwriter- this is Jen at her peak.” 
-Sean Sennett/Time Off Media
 
“Jen Mize is breaking new ground and flexing her formidable songwriting chops with music that ticks all the boxes: blues, soul and southern rock wrapped up in her velvet voice with some fine, burly musicianship from The Rough N’ Tumble boys. Look out kids- there’s a new contender in town.”
-Alan Boyle/Lead Singer Blues Arcadia
JEN MIZE & THE ROUGH N’ TUMBLE
Jen Mize & The Rough N’ Tumble have recently set the music scene ablaze. Jen and the fellas released their self-titled album in early 2023 and it quickly brought ‘The Rough N’ Tumble’ two #1 singles on Aussie radio charts, along with racking up some serious accolades with 4 star reviews in both The Australian & Rhythms Magazine all while landing the RN’T the 2023 Queensland Music Award for Blues and Roots. That first record then spent a whopping 5 months in the top 20 on the Australian Blues & Roots Airplay Chart. The next ‘Jen Mize & Rough N’ Tumble’ record ‘Tilt” is set to come out in 2026. The first single off that record ‘Double Talk’ quickly charted in the top ten when it was released in early 2026- scoring amazing airplay and was picked by major radio outlets such as ABC, Double J, Kix Country and many more.
Jen and The RN’T have played some of the major music festivals around Australia like Woodford Folk Festival, Gympie Music Muster, Dashville Skyline, Caloundra Music Festival and Tamworth Country Music Festival.
Jen also gives time back to the music community, mentoring up and coming songwriters through programs like The Dag Sheep Station Songwriter’s Retreat (NSW), The Song Muster (QLD), Lyn Bowtell’s ‘SHE’ retreats (Nat’l), The Gympie Muster’s ‘The Campfire’ (QLD), USQ’s MacGregor School (QLD), and songwriting masterclasses at QUT and JMC.
GREATER GOOD- BEHIND THE SONG
 
Jen Mize & The Rough N’ Tumble’s new tune is a dose of feel-good medicine aiming to remind people there are responses to the feelings of helplessness and hopelessness experienced in these sorry times. 
 
‘Greater Good’ is a call to the community to seek out friendship & understanding, to raise up kindness and compassion in all our interactions. ‘Greater Good’ asks ‘What happens if we try some patience and vulnerability? What happens when we look for the greater good?’
 
Starting with a simmering tremolo guitar, the groove hits and Mize comes out of the gate with a fearless and soulful first verse. Delivered like those late 1960’s East Village beat poetry readings – a narrative encounter with a ‘good friend of mine’ who has all the worries of the world weighing on his mind. Jen is sharing her ear, ‘gettin’ in deep’ and something clicks and she says ‘Man, I think I know what you mean!’
 
Written by Mize and Jeremy Edwards, ‘Greater Good’ sees the Australian band taking some risks, both musically and walking-out-on-the-edge philosophically. ‘We don’t envision ourselves gurus by any stretch of the imagination.’ says Mize ‘We’re not here to preach to people or change their beliefs, we just hope that we can help people find a way to better get along, despite any differences they have.’
 
Laughing, she continues, We’re attempting to do our version of what Woody Guthrie said a folk singer’s job is ’To comfort disturbed people and to disturb comfortable people’. The Rough N’ Tumble’s ‘Greater Good’ is a rough-around-the-edges-2am-stoner-philosophy version of that, delivered with plenty of warmth and lashings of joy.
 
Following on from ‘Double Talk’, ‘Greater Good’ is the 2nd single from the band’s new album ‘Tilt’ – due out later this year.
 

‘Living This Life’ has seen support from: ABC Country, Aus Country Radio, 2XX, Today’s Country 94 One, Capital Country Radio, 2REM, MIXX FM, Edge FM, Southern FM, 4K1G, and much more.

Single Release Date: Friday, March 27Genre: Country Pop / RockLocation: Northern Beaches (Sydney), NSW (Australia)Pronouns: He/HImFFO: Morgan Evans, Riley Green, Cody Johnson, Zac Brown Band, Jordan DavisMood: Energetic, Happy, PositiveClean / No Explicit Language
Sometimes the most meaningful moments are the quietest ones. Australian country-rock artist James Keith captures that spirit on his new single ‘Living This Life’, out Friday, March 27, a warm and uplifting country-pop rock track that celebrates connection, gratitude, and the simple scenes that make life meaningful.  Raised in Orange, New South Wales, among vineyards, footy fields and long gravel roads, James Keith writes with the kind of honesty that country music thrives on. His songs draw from real stories of chasing dreams, navigating setbacks, and holding on to the people and moments that matter most. Blending the grit of country storytelling with the anthemic lift of rock, James has shaped a sound that feels both modern and firmly rooted in homegrown Australian life. His debut album ‘Life Is Good Today’ spent two weeks at No. 1 on the ARIA Country Albums Chart in 2024, while the rallying single ‘On Fire’ gained widespread attention after becoming an unofficial anthem among NRL fans. In 2025, he was also named a Top 10 finalist in the prestigious Toyota Star Maker competition.  Now on ‘Living This Life’, Keith celebrates the everyday moments that take on new meaning when shared with the right person. From long drives and afternoons out fishing to weekends camping and lazy days on the water, the track reflects the joy found in building a life together. Carried by bright guitar riffs, steady drums, and an easygoing groove, this laidback song is a reminder that happiness often lives in the simple moments spent side by side. Speaking on the track, Keith shares:”‘Living This Life’ is about choosing gratitude over grind and recognising that happiness often lives in the ordinary. It’s not about chasing something bigger. It’s about realising you’re already there, living the life you once dreamed of.”With its down-to-earth storytelling and feel-good country-pop rock energy, ‘Living This Life’ captures the spirit that has come to define James Keith’s music. The single arrives Friday, March 27, offering another chapter in a journey shaped by resilience, gratitude, and a deep appreciation for the life being lived along the way.

Former Darlinghurst principal songwriter and Golden Guitar winner Jason Resch returns in 2026 with his compelling new single, ‘Does It Mean That It’s Over?’, released today. Marking an exciting new chapter in his musical journey, the song showcases Jason’s signature storytelling and emotive songwriting as he steps into the spotlight once again with fresh purpose and perspective.’Does It Mean That It’s Over?’ surfaced unexpectedly whist Jason was experimenting with other ideas and adding the finishing touches on his 2025 debut single ‘Talk Of The Town ’. During that time Jason was reflecting on experiences of loss and the weight of unmet expectations. Jason explains: “ ‘Does It Mean That It’s Over?’  represents a moment, and a question, that most of us will unfortunately experience and ask ourselves at some point in our lives. Then the hardest part is being realistic with what our answer is going to be.”Written and produced by Jason, ‘Does It Mean That It’s Over?’ features the pedal steel guitar of Ed Bates, one of Australia’s most loved and respected players. Renowned for his exceptional feel, technique and tone, Bates has performed and recorded with a veritable who’s who of the Australian music scene, bringing his unmistakable touch to the song. Melbourne singer Mary Catanchin lends her beautiful voice on background vocals, and the track was mixed by ARIA award winner David Carr at Rangemaster.With the release of ‘Does It Mean That It’s Over?’, Jason continues to carve out his own path — delivering a sound that is distinctive, authentic, and unmistakably his own.​​​​​​​

: Performers:
· Jason Resch –  Vocals, background vocals, guitar, drums and programming, keyboards
· Ed Bates –  Pedal steel guitar
· Mary Catanchin –  Background vocals
About Jason Resch:

Jason Resch is a Melbourne-based songwriter, musician and producer, whose career spans UK pop, Nashville song writing rooms, and Australian Country music charts. With a track record that includes chart-topping singles and award-winning collaborations.At just 18, Jason moved to the UK and joined Xenomania, a successful British music production team. He co-wrote ‘The Promise’ for Girls Aloud, which won Best British Single at the 2009 BRIT Awards and earned an Ivor Novello nomination. He co-wrote ‘The Boy Does Nothing’ for Alesha Dixon, a major hit across the UK, Europe, and Australia, and ‘All Fired Up’ for The Saturdays, a UK Top 5 hit. Jason’s song writing and musicianship have seen him collaborate with some of the biggest names in pop—contributing tracks for Kylie Minogue, playing guitar on Gabriella Cilmi’s global hit ‘Sweet About Me’, and co-writing, programming, and performing on the Pet Shop Boys’ Grammy-nominated album Yes.After several years in the UK and a song writing stint in Nashville, Jason returned home and co-founded the country group Darlinghurst. As the group’s principal songwriter and co-producer, he helped shape their distinct sound, leading to multiple charting Country singles, a #1 ARIA Country Album, and a Golden Guitar Award for New Talent of the Year.Since leaving Darlinghurst, Jason has continued to expand his creative horizons, producing and co-writing with a diverse line up of artists.