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Grammy-nominated singer, Jamison Ross Announces 13-City Tour

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4 years ago

January 24, 2023

Grammy- nominated singer, Jamison Ross is back like he never left as he embarks on his highly- anticipated 13 city-wide tour. Kicking off the year 2023 with a bang, the tour begins in New Orleans, LA on February 2nd at the Blue Nile and wraps February 19th in New York.
Ross, who recently dropped his 3rd studio album, JAMO, gained recognition after being placed on Billboard’s Top 20 for his single, Tell Me You Love Me. Revered as the ‘King of Soul,’ Ross’ music emanates from the intersection of R&B, gospel, and blues supported by modern production – contemporary Soul.
The album is a 10-song exploration of vulnerability from the male perspective and includes features from PJ Morton, Avery*Sunshine and Keyon Harrold. Jamison’s message of love transcends throughout the album as he details his experiences as and the black man. Jamison’s unique ability to marry smooth vocal melodies with soulful production is sure to take audiences on a listening experience like never before. As he gears up for his nation-wide tour, and the promotion of his latest album, this singer has no intentions of slowing down any time soon. For tour dates and latest updates, please visit: Tour Dates:

Feb 2, 2023 New Orleans, LA – Blue Nile –

Feb 5, 2023 Miami, Florida (2/3-5) GUMF –

Feb 6, 2023 Tampa, Florida 7th + Grove –

Feb 7, 2023 Jacksonville, Florida-Jack Rabbit

Feb 9, 2023 Atlanta, Georgia – St. James Live

Feb 10, 2023 Charlotte, North Carolina – Evening Muse –

Feb 11, 2023 Charleston, SC The Blue Note Bistro

Feb 14, 2023 Washington, DC (N. Bethesda) -Bethesda Blues& Jazz –

Feb 16, 2023 Nashville, TN – City Winery Loft

Feb 17, 2023 Chicago, llinois Promontory

Feb 18, 2023 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – World Café Live

Feb 19, 2023 New York City City Winery

ABOUT JAMISON ROSS:

Hailing from humble beginnings, the Jacksonville, FL native, Jamison began singing at the young age. Honing in on his skills and talents, the singer studied at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, before attending Florida State University and then pursued a higher education at the University of New Orleans, where he earned a Master of Music. A GRAMMY-nominated Soul artist, Jamison’s most recent project is his first Affective Music release and is influenced by some of history’s greatest Soul singers, including Marvin Gaye, Rance Allen, and Al Green. In 2019, Jamison and business partner, David S. Hargrett founded Affective Music, a Soul music- focused record label and management company dedicated to defining the sound of Soul for this era. Later that year, the label released Mykal Kilgore’s debut single, Let Me Go, produced by Jamison, earning his second GRAMMY nomination. Jamison’s unique ability to marry smooth vocal melodies with soulful production is sure to take audiences on a listening experience like never before. In the current state of music, Jamison Ross is a refreshing treat to true music lovers.

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What happens when trust is broken but you find yourself stronger on the other side? Shelana Azora and Richandell (pronunced Ree-SHEN-dul) explore that moment of clarity on their powerful new collaboration “Can’t Trust”, a soulful R&B and hip-hop fusion built on honesty, confidence, and moving forward.

Blending Shelana’s emotive vocals with Richandell’s smooth, rhythm-driven production, the track captures the shift from heartbreak to self-respect. It’s vulnerable without being defeated, turning disappointment into a reminder that knowing your worth can be the ultimate comeback.

Produced entirely by Richandell, “Can’t Trust” showcases his ability to create a space where emotion and groove exist side by side. Drawing from R&B, hip-hop, and global influences, the production gives Shelana room to deliver a performance that feels both intimate and fearless.

For Shelana, the track represents a new chapter built around confidence, boundaries, and embracing every part of her artistry. Moving between singing and rap, she brings the honesty and energy shaped by years performing in London’s vibrant music scene.

The collaboration began with instant creative chemistry during a studio session in Amsterdam, eventually leading the pair to record at the legendary Wisseloord Studios. What started as a spontaneous connection grew into a cross-border partnership built on shared vision and trust, even if the song itself is about losing it.

With “Can’t Trust”, Shelana Azora and Richandell prove that some of the hardest moments can create the strongest music. It’s a song about betrayal, but more importantly, it’s a song about reclaiming yourself.