Old Rock House Presents:
Clay Street Unit and Jason Scott & The High Heat
All Ages
Wednesday, February 18
Doors: 7 pm // Show: 8 pm
Get ready for an unstoppable evening as these two powerhouses share the stage. Clay Street Unit brings their unique fusion of country-folk traditions and Newgrass spirit, while Jason Scott & The High Heat delivers sweeping, groove-driven Americana and heartland rock that’s “too loud for folk music and too textured for Red Dirt.”
All ages show – $2 cash surcharge for minors at the door
Jason Scott
Jason Scott is producer, musician, and singer/songwriter from OKC, OK and owner of ON Studios.
Fresh off the release of his debut album Living Rooms to a sold out crowd at the Tower Theatre, Jason and band are touring the new record around the Midwest.
Scott was recently a finalist in the Jimmy Lafave songwriting contest in conjunction with the Gypsy Cafe and Red Dirt Relief Fund, his single She Good to Me has been featured on NPRs Heavy Rotation, as well as played on radio stations in Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, and Arkansas.
On producing and engineering Carter Sampsons ninth album Lucky, Scott says "This record fell out of the sky in the most magical way for me, we got to spend some time writing together up in the mountains and the process side of it followed almost spiritually. Its been the most right, feel good record I've worked on to date".
The 33 year old producer and father of two just wrapped up a co-production with Kyle Reid on Ken Pomeroys much anticipated sophomore release Hallways, and is currently working with Alaskas own Nellie Clay on her upcoming album Sweet Tea.
Fresh off the release of his debut album Living Rooms to a sold out crowd at the Tower Theatre, Jason and band are touring the new record around the Midwest.
Scott was recently a finalist in the Jimmy Lafave songwriting contest in conjunction with the Gypsy Cafe and Red Dirt Relief Fund, his single She Good to Me has been featured on NPRs Heavy Rotation, as well as played on radio stations in Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, and Arkansas.
On producing and engineering Carter Sampsons ninth album Lucky, Scott says "This record fell out of the sky in the most magical way for me, we got to spend some time writing together up in the mountains and the process side of it followed almost spiritually. Its been the most right, feel good record I've worked on to date".
The 33 year old producer and father of two just wrapped up a co-production with Kyle Reid on Ken Pomeroys much anticipated sophomore release Hallways, and is currently working with Alaskas own Nellie Clay on her upcoming album Sweet Tea.
