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Jason Fowler is a Christian Music Artist from Atlanta, Georgia. Fowler has played music most of his life, recording and touring all over the country. After years of playing rock 'n' roll, landing a lucrative record deal, and picking up many bad habits along the way, he realized the treasures he had been seeking could only be found in one place... a relationship with Jesus. In 2005, Jason hit rock bottom and finally stopped digging. That's when everything changed. That's when Jason changed and gave his life to Christ. It took several years of recovery, seeking God, and serving in the local church to bring Jason back to using the gifts God had given him. That's when Jason realized his purpose, to use his story of redemption, through music, to serve God and to Love others.

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Fowler started writing songs that reflected the grace and redemption in his life. “I was becoming more involved in church and in my recovery. I started feeling like my reason for being here is to praise God,” Fowler said. “But I also needed to share my story of where I was, what happened, and what it’s like today.” His debut solo album, “Letters from the Inside” (Black Cat Records, 2014), was produced by Jason Hoard (Third Day, Mac Powell, Crowder, Casting Crowns, Natalie Grant). Musically, it tells his journey back from homelessness, addiction, and hopelessness.

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The songs from “Letters from the Inside” were snapshots of Fowler’s journey and newfound faith. The ten songs were recorded in Griffin, Georgia, over a period of two months. Fowler recruited longtime friend and drummer Shane Evans, formerly of Collective Soul, as the backbone of the album and his touring band. The two began to share the message of hope and redemption, mostly to young people and up-and-coming musicians who were about to embark on their own journeys. 

 

“I Fall In” (Rcity Records), Fowler’s second album, took Fowler on a sojourn to Nashville, where he recorded with Grammy-nominated producer Billy Smiley (White Heart, Johnny Cash, Bebe and Cece Winans). The album also provided an opportunity for Fowler to mend his relationship with Imagemil founder Mil Cannon, who directed Fowler in three music videos. 

 

The Nashville adventure also led to a professional collaboration with legendary vocalist John Schlitt (Petra, Head East) and Billy Smiley (Whiteheart) to form The Union of Sinners and Saints. They followed up their 12-song debut album with a nationwide tour of churches and venues, singing, sharing their testimonies, and witnessing to fellow Christians about their fame, follies, and fellowship. With the release of their second album, "One More Shot," The Union continues to tour and share the songs that shaped a generation of believers. Jason also shares his writing and performing talents with Will Turpin of Collective Soul, featured on Will’s solo release, Serengeti Drivers.

 

Fowler has shared the stage with such acts as For King and Country, Zach Williams, We Are Messengers, Skillett, Switchfoot, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, and the list goes on. Jason has released several chart-topping singles with producer Ian Eskelin (Francesca Battistelli, 7even Time Down) and just released his latest EP, "Red Water Revival,” showcasing his versatility and talents for writing, producing, recording, and crafting songs with epic melodies telling the stories of hope, recovery, and redemption. 

 

As Jason describes it, “I’ve always wanted to write and play music for the masses. I seek to put God first in everything I do, and He has given me the stage I’ve always dreamed of. The praise and glory aren’t for me; it’s for Jesus.”

 

Now a worship leader and pastor, Fowler has joined forces with Christ The King Music on a journey to tell everyone the “Good News” about Jesus. With eight singles released over 2025 and radio airplay all over the world, their full-length album will be released in March of 2026.            

 

To God be the glory!