Jason Duke
Influenced by The Eagles, James Taylor, John Pine, and Dan Fogelberg, Jason Duke has become a successful songwriter.
Jason Duke is from Hendersonville, Tennessee, and after his high school athletics career ended he found his true calling. Once he graduated, he enrolled himself at Middle Tennessee State University where he battled with cancer, changed his major, and was rejected from songwriting class. After six years he received his B.S. in Recording Industry Management. Jason started getting his feet wet in the publishing industry and spent some time as a plugger and a creative director, which helped him gain some insight and experience in the field.
In 2009, Jason worked as a volunteer for musicians on call for a few months at Hard Rock Café, and when they closed he decided to focus solely on songwriting. Jason Duke spent three years at Dan Hodges Music and then joined BMG Nashville. Since then he has celebrated a No. 1 single with Kelsea Ballerini called "Dibs", and he has had cuts with Keith Urban, Chris Bandi, and Australian artists Travis Collins, Missy Lancaster, and the Wolfe Brothers.
