Jason Bowen is originally from Fayetteville, Georgia just south of Atlanta. He started learning piano and drums by ear at the age of five. Influenced heavily by soul, r&b and Gospel music, he grew up emulating and performing with his three talented older brothers. They later formed the Gospel group "The Bowen Brothers" when Jason was twelve, and still perform concerts to this day. The Bowen Brothers recorded three albums and performed with or opened for Andrae Crouch, Deniece Williams, Sawyer Brown, Michael W. Smith, Bill Anderson, and The Gatlin Brothers to name a few.

      In 1992 Jason had his first big break co-producing a remix of the R&B group Silk's number one single "Freak Me", which earned it's own separate number one video on BET. In 1995 he joined Barry Manilow's "The Hits" world tour singing background, dancing, and playing keyboards. After the tour ended, Jason was back home in late 1996 playing clubs and pursuing songwriting, fueled by Manilow's positive remarks about his songs, voice, and production. In 2000 Jason signed with Mac McKissack's Ground Breaking Music, Inc., and formed his own production company, Jabo Productions, Inc. He recently penned a top twenty single for Australian pop artist Deni Hines, from her forthcoming album. With a passion for all genres of popular music he is now writing, producing and performing with many of the top names in r&b, pop, rock, and country