Jason Heeter & The AC's LIVE at Rocktoberfest 2022, in Perryville, MO.

Jason Heeter- Vocals/Guitar
Matt Gates- Guitar
Sam Godwin- Bass/Vocals
Craig Marshall- Organ
Tim Morrison- Drums

Cleaning Windows (Van Morrison Cover)

Full Blown River

Just a little instrumental dance tune I made playing around in my home studio. Enjoy!

Tunnel Vision

These are the songs written by me that were released on my collaboration, "The '79 Sessions" with along with my colleague Deuce Denninger.

The '79 Sessions 

Ain't Gonna Work

This is a tune I wrote about my Dad, and some memorable rides we went on when I was a kid.  A rocking tune featuring some impressive lead guitar by Lucas Parker, and a rock solid groove from Christopher Whited on drums.  I handled the acoustic, bass, and vocals, with Jessie Schupbach providing some harmony.

90 Down The U

"To Where?", out everywhere January 6th!!  The bulk of the tune was recorded at a fantastic studio, Russian Recording, in Bloomington, IN, and I recorded the vocals and electric guitar here at home. 
"To Where?" is a kinda dreamy, melancholy tune about valuing time to yourself, and giving yourself room to decide the path you want to be on, and where you want that path to lead. 
The song features Evan Farris on wurlitzer, Rocky Tallent on drums, Jessie Schupbach Music on harmony vocals, and myself on guitar and vocals. Engineered by Mike Bridavsky, mixed by me, and mastered by Margaret Luthar at Dark Sky Mastering. Produced by EXP Productions.

To Where?

To Where

"Come This Way" is a rockin' funk blues tune with blazing guitar work, and strong soulful vocals.

Come This Way

"Staring at the Sun" is a light, breezy acoustic based EP from songwriter Jason Heeter.

I Know You Rider (master .wav)

The Light

Staring at the Sun

Lazy Day

"I'll See You Then" is a dreamy, bluesy tune about overcoming the melancholy of Winter, and the hope in the coming Spring. The first released collaboration between songwriting couple Jason Heeter and Jessie Schupbach, the song features delicate harmony, smooth rhythm, and tasteful lead guitar.  Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Heeter at NotMushroom Studio, Cape Girardeau, MO. Drums by Tim Morrison, recorded at Hopi Lane Studio, Perryville, MO.

I'll See You Then

Jason Heeter - Lyrics, vocal harmony, lead guitar
Jessie Schupbach - Vocals, rhythm guitar
Ryan Brant - Piano

A Talk With Death (feat. Jessie Schupbach)

This is a song by my old band Shugyo, played LIVE at the MoRoots Music Festival in April of 2019. 

Matt Gates - Guitar
Jason Heeter - Bass
Craig Marshall - Organ
Tim Morrison - Drums

If It Ain't Baroque...

Funky Instrumental track w/ some inspiration from Carl Sagan

Defunkt Future

“A diverse and dynamic talent, Jason Heeter offers up a powerful bluesy rock sound that’s complemented by a voice with equal strength and bravado. Sometimes it's funky, sometimes it's folky, but it is always grooving! A true son of the midwest, Heeter began singing in church at the age of 6, and never lost the love for performing. While studying music in college, Heeter cut his teeth both on and off campus as a singer and multi-instrumentalist establishing himself as a staple on the regional circuit. 
     After releasing the eclectic collaboration album “Deuce & Heeter – The '79 Sessions” along with colleague Deuce Denninger, Heeter is back in the studio with his band The AC's working on a new self titled record. With extensive experience, and influences ranging from JJ Cale, to Jason Isbell; from Bill Withers, to the Grateful Dead, the stylistic variety of his catalog further confirms his natural talent. You may find him at a solo performance, or featured in a number of acts, including Heet & the A.C.’s, Shugyo, Deuce Denninger Band, Ivas John Band, and Shades of Soul, but one thing is for certain. With Heeter on stage, its gonna be a good time!

Jason Heeter

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