Jason Ho
Lahaina, Hawaii, United States | SELF
Music
Press
The days of true Blue Hawaiian melodies and island steel guitar receive new
life through Jason Ho's album Tropic Dreams. Ho's tunes transport you
to a sandy Hawaiian beach, where you will find yourself lazily lying in a
hammock, swaying with the balmy breeze beneath a palm tree as the lulling
tide of the ocean sooths you to sleep.
Songs such as "Best Things on Maui", "Tropical Escape" and "Front Street
Girl" will leave you living on island time, no matter where you are in the
world. It is impossible not to sit back and relax while listening to
"HappyTree" and "Sweet Summer Lady". All in all, this is an album which
will take you to a place of "no worries", and island zen.
Ho's music is beyond diddies and trills, but an expression to soothe the soul
"... my goal is to share a positive feeling with people. Hopefully the music
will soothe and heal them, as it has done for me." Soothe your 'uhane
(Hawaiian word for "soul"), listen now.
A definite recommendation for your dream soundtrack while on your dream island vacation. Hawaii is not in your summer plans?
To hear and learn more about Jason Ho's music visit www.jasonho808.com, iTunes and cdbaby.com.
Whether you're basking in Hawaiian sunshine, or dawning your parka in the freezing snow; Tropic Dreams is sure to bring island
warmth and Hawaiian happiness to your day. - Honolulu Examiner
Discography
Tropic Dreams LP
Front Street Girl and Sweet Summer Lady both have airplay on KPOA on Maui
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Bio
My being a songwriter and composer surprises me. Though I was a music enthusiast for Hawaiian, jazz world, fusion, rock, classical, reggae, r&b, blues, old country and more. I started playing drums in middle school and high school and started congas in college and continued jamming with friends until I attained a
Bachelors degree in Business. After 10 yrs in the world of business I found myself being drawn to music so I changed my course and began writing lyrics and composing music on my ukulele. My song were healing and they directed me back to Maui.
My father is from Oahu and my mother is from California I now consider Maui my home. “Tropic Dreams” my first cd reflects my feelings toward the island life. My goal is to share positive feelings, to spread joy and happiness and to heal and soothe people as music has done for me.
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