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Instruments
  
Guitar Vocals

Name
  
Jason Goss

Website
  
Official website


Labels
  
Self-released

Years active
  
1999-present

Education
  
Oberlin College

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Born
  
July 25, 1981 Hopedale, Massachusetts, U.S. (
1981-07-25
)

Origin
  
Hopedale, Massachusetts, USA

Role
  
Singer ยท jasonmylesgoss.com

Albums
  
Radio Dial, Another Ghost, Long Way Down, This Town Is Only Going To Break Your Heart, A Plea for Dreamland

Genres
  
Indie rock, Acoustic music, Indie folk

Similar People
  
Eliot Bronson, Andy Zipf, Will Dailey, Hayes Carll, Josh Ritter

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Jason Myles Goss (born July 25, 1981) is an American singer-songwriter.

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Biography

Goss lives in Brooklyn, but is originally from Hopedale, Massachusetts. He has self-released five albums to date, plus a live EP. Goss's noteworthy appearances include an entry in the 2003 Newport Folk Festival's Songwriter Contest, in which he finished as one of five finalists. He cites Gillian Welch, Josh Ritter, Elliott Smith, and David Gray as contemporary influences, and Bob Dylan as a lifelong, major influence.

Goss began writing and performing solo songs at Oberlin College, where he studied as an undergraduate before moving to Brooklyn to focus on his solo career.

Albums

  • Long Way Down (2003), self-released
  • Another Ghost (2005), self-released
  • A Plea For Dreamland (2009), self-released
  • Radio Dial (2012), self-released
  • This Town Is Only Going To Break Your Heart (2015), self-released
  • EPs

  • A Plea For Dreamland, 2007
  • References

    Jason Myles Goss Wikipedia