MICHAEL JASON FROST grew up singing gospel music with his family in upper East Tennessee. By the time he was a teenager, he was harmonizing with his cousins and traveling on weekends across the southeast with a family band, The Frost Family. That band evolved into a vocal trio, The Frosts, that did well in the southern gospel music industry with widespread radio airplay and charting singles. The trio enjoyed success from 2002 - 2005 and earned a Singing News Fan Award nomination in 2005.

As a songwriter, Michael has cuts by several of gospel music's most popular artists, including The Hyssongs, The Dixie Melody Boys, Con Hunley, The McKameys, Ivan Parker, Hissong, Heirline, The Wilburns, The Greesons, The Beene Family, The Kirklands and many more. Several of his songs have climbed The Singing News Top 40 chart, including a Top Ten song, "That's God." Michael was named "Songwriter of the Year" in 2007 by the Eddie Crook Company.

In 2006, Michael was cast at The Miracle Theater in Pigeon Forge, TN in an original musical production about the life of Christ. Michael signed on for every season of The Miracle, where he played various roles from John the Baptist to Judas, and as an understudy to the role of Jesus. He also served as host and pre-show soloist. Michael performed in all six seasons of The Miracle, and also appeared in the theater's production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Exalt! A Christian Concert Spectacular.

In 2009, Michael signed a recording / publishing deal with Crossroads Music / Pinnacle label. His solo CD, Sing Like It's the Last Time, was released in April 2009 through Crossroads Music and featured 10 songs written by Frost, including the charting singles "Sing Like It's the Last Time" and "Three Words, Three Nails, Three Days."

In October 2011, after the closing of The Miracle, Michael stepped into full-time ministry as the baritone singer for Dove-award nominated trio, HisSong. After a year on the road wth HisSong, Michael left the group and became a writer and performer for Biblical Times Theater in Pigeon Forge, TN. In 2016, Michael joined The Blackwood Singers in Branson, MO.

Michael and his wife have a daughter, Jael Esther Frost. They reside in Branson, MO.

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