Jamey Jasta

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Jamey Jasta
Jamey Jasta 2013
Background information
Birth name	James Shanahan
Born	(1977-08-07) August 7, 1977
Origin	West Haven, Connecticut, United States
Genres	Hardcore punk, metalcore, sludge metal
Occupations	Singer, Musician, television personality
Instruments	Vocals, guitar
Years active	1991–present
Associated acts	Hatebreed, Icepick, Kingdom of Sorrow, Jasta 14, Necro, Jasta
Website	jameyjasta.com

Jamey Jasta (born James Shanahan; August 7, 1977)^{[citation needed]} is an American musician from New Haven, Connecticut, best known as the lead vocalist of the metallic hardcore band Hatebreed and sludge metal band Kingdom of Sorrow. Jasta also fronts Hardcore band Icepick and on July 25 (Europe)/26th (US) released the album Jasta featuring guest appearances from well-known metal artists.

Jasta also owns Stillborn Records, a hardcore and metal-based record label from West Haven, and "rock themed apparel" line called Hatewear.^[1]

In 2011, Jasta released a solo album entitled Jasta, collaborating with Randy Blythe and Mark Morton (Lamb of God), Zakk Wylde, Philip Labonte (All That Remains), and Tim Lambesis (As I Lay Dying).

Jasta was also the host for MTV's Headbanger's Ball from 2003-2007.

Jasta created the music for "Stat of the Day" for the nationally-syndicated radio and TV talk show, The Dan Patrick Show. Jasta appeared on air with Dan Patrick on January 25, 2013 discussing the making of the song.

Discography

2011: Jasta (eOne Music)

Guest appearances

Winds of Plague – "Built For War"
The Acacia Strain – "Beast"
25 Ta Life – "Bullet for every Enemy"
Napalm Death – "Sold Short", "Instruments of Persuasion"
Terror – "Spit My Rage"
Sepultura – "Human Cause"
Agnostic Front – "Peace"
Biohazard – "Domination"
Necro – "Push It to the Limit"
E.Town Concrete – "Battle Lines"
Special Teamz – "Gun In My Hand"
Ill Niño – "Turns to Gray"
Devil Inside – "Closer to Hell"
Buried Alive – "To Live and Die With"
Candiria – "Work in Progress"
Do Or Die – "Guardian Angel"
Straight Line Stitch – "Taste of Ashes"
Brian Posehn – "The Gambler"
Catch 22 – "Hard to Impress"
P.O.D. – "Eyez"
Five Finger Death Punch - "Dot Your Eyes"
DJ Khaled - "I'm So Hood" (Rock Remix)

Jamey Jasta was also one of the hosts in the Chi Cheng's fundraiser song along with his band guitarist Wayne Lozinack. The song was produced by Korn bassist Fieldy to help to contribute to the Cheng Family.

References

↑ "About" Heatwearinc.com Retrieved March 6, 2009.

External links

Jamey Jasta at the Internet Movie Database
Jamey Jasta interview

v t e Hatebreed

Jamey Jasta Frank Novinec Chris Beattie Wayne Lozinak Matt Byrne Larry Dwyer, Jr. Dave Russo Matt McIntosh Jamie Muckinhaupt Lou Richards Sean Martin

Studio albums	Satisfaction Is the Death of Desire Perseverance The Rise of Brutality Supremacy For the Lions Hatebreed The Divinity of Purpose

EPs	Hatebreed / Neglect Hatebreed / Integrity Under the Knife

Related bands	Discography Icepick Kingdom of Sorrow Ringworm

v t e Kingdom of Sorrow

Jamey Jasta Kirk Windstein Charlie Bellmore Matthew Brunson Nick Bellmore Derek Kerswill Kenny Hickey Steve Gibb

Studio albums	Kingdom of Sorrow Behind the Blackest Tears

Related articles	Crowbar Down Hatebreed Icepick Relapse Records Seemless Unearth

v t e Roadrunner United

Dino Cazares Robert Flynn Matt Heafy Joey Jordison

Contributing artists	Mikael Åkerfeldt Steve Asheim Rob Barrett Matt Baumbach Corey Beaulieu Glen Benton Rob Caggiano Mina Caputo Max Cavalera Dave Chavarri Mike D'Antonio Phil Demmel Matt DeVries Marcelo Dias Steve DiGiorgio Adam Duce Dez Fafara Brian Fair Dani Filth Justin Foley Rhys Fulber Michale Graves Billy Graziadei Paul Dedrick Gray Paolo Gregoletto Justin Hagberg Andols Herrick Steve Holt Mark Hunter Scott Ian Jamey Jasta Howard Jones Johnny Kelly Andreas Kisser Andy LaRocque Jesse David Leach Cristian Machado Logan Mader Sean Malone Roy Mayorga Dave McClain James Franklin Murphy Tommy Niemeyer Christian Olde Wolbers Tim "Ripper" Owens Daryl Palumbo Nadja Peulen Dave Pybus Josh Rand James Root Souren "Mike" Sarkisyan Evan Seinfeld Josh Silver Acey Slade Mike Smith Travis Smith Peter Steele Joel Stroetzel Corey Taylor Kyle Thomas Ville Valo Tommy Vext Jeff Waters Jordan Whelan Tim Williams (Vision of Disorder vocalist) Junkie XL

Other contributing individuals	Monte Conner Mark Keaton Mark Palmer Colin Richardson Lora Richardson John Sankey Matt Sepanic Andy Sneap Jason Suecof

Related musical ensembles	3 Inches of Blood 36 Crazyfists Alabama Thunderpussy Annihilator Anthrax Arkaea Asesino Autopsy Beyond Fear Biohazard Black Sabbath Blood Has Been Shed Bloodbath Bloodsimple Burn It All Cannibal Corpse Chimaira Coal Chamber Conjure One Control Denied Cradle of Filth Cynic Death Deicide Delerium Devildriver Divine Heresy The Empire Shall Fall Exhorder Fear Factory Front Line Assembly Glassjaw Gordian Knot Gruntruck Hatebreed Head Automatica His Infernal Majesty (HIM) Ill Niño Killswitch Engage King Diamond Life of Agony Machine Head Madball Mercyful Fate Murderdolls Obituary Opeth Rising Force Sadus Sebastian Bach Seemless Sepultura Shadows Fall Slipknot Soulfly Spineshank Still Remains Stone Sour Stormtroopers of Death Suffocation Testament Times of Grace Trivium Type O Negative Vintersorg Vision of Disorder

Notable songs	Abigail Alison Hell Black No.1 Bother Davidian My Last Serenade Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr Refuse/Resist Replica River Runs Red Roots Bloody Roots Set It Off Surfacing The End The End Complete

Related articles	Roadrunner Records

Authority control	WorldCat VIAF: 121057050 LCCN: n2010028270 BNF: cb16535529s MusicBrainz: 2ae17f26-c50c-4b3b-ac2d-ed5293c03e6c

Persondata
Name	Jasta, Jamey
Alternative names
Short description	American singer
Date of birth	August 7, 1977
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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