Blue Sol Music: Meet Jamey Jousan Campbell and Dave Campbell

Meet the artists:

Jamey Jousan Campbell
and
Dave Campbell

	Dave started paying the guitar when he was 12 years old. In 1994 he hiked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine carrying a guitar on his back the whole way. It was on this trip that he first started writing music. His introduction to performing was as a busker in the subway stations and streets of Boston. He released his first CD with Cartwheel Productions in 2000 entitled Winter In Paradise.
Jamey's musical journey began early in her teens when her older brother shared the fruits of his guitar lessons. Jamey eventually received the hand-me-down classical guitar that her father acquired on his own 25th birthday and began writing her own songs, which number over fifty and catalogue her many travels and transformations. Jamey's voice developed its clarity and beauty after many childhood years singing along to Broadway musicals, participation in choirs and several years singing in a 12 person accapella group specializing in rennaissance and gospel music. Now her voice lends its power to the “No Small Voices” album and its songs reveal her evolution as an artist and a woman. She says, “ My songs are written mostly about personal experiences. Influenced by nature, travel, social and political issues and personal relationships. My songs map a personal journal of my life. They have many times been a powerful healing tool by giving an outward voice to my inner emotions about something happening in my personal life or in the world.” Jamey's music reflects her compassion and thoughtful insight into the world and her sincere exploration of her own heart. Her lyrics inspire and challenge and she is devoted to following her calling as a musician with integrity. With a strong folk influence, her songs range from soulful ballads to more rhythmic and upbeat dance tunes. Jamey was Featured on National Public Radio Open MIC - Stage 42

Dave started paying the guitar when he was 12 years old. In 1994 he hiked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine carrying a guitar on his back the whole way. It was on this trip that he first started writing music. His introduction to performing was as a busker in the subway stations and streets of Boston. He released his first CD with Cartwheel Productions in 2000 entitled Winter In Paradise.

Jamey's musical journey began early in her teens when her older brother shared the fruits of his guitar lessons. Jamey eventually received the hand-me-down classical guitar that her father acquired on his own 25th birthday and began writing her own songs, which number over fifty and catalogue her many travels and transformations.

Jamey's voice developed its clarity and beauty after many childhood years singing along to Broadway musicals, participation in choirs and several years singing in a 12 person accapella group specializing in rennaissance and gospel music. Now her voice lends its power to the “No Small Voices” album and its songs reveal her evolution as an artist and a woman.

She says, “ My songs are written mostly about personal experiences. Influenced by nature, travel, social and political issues and personal relationships. My songs map a personal journal of my life. They have many times been a powerful healing tool by giving an outward voice to my inner emotions about something happening in my personal life or in the world.”

Jamey's music reflects her compassion and thoughtful insight into the world and her sincere exploration of her own heart. Her lyrics inspire and challenge and she is devoted to following her calling as a musician with integrity.

With a strong folk influence, her songs range from soulful ballads to more rhythmic and upbeat dance tunes.

Jamey was Featured on
National Public Radio Open MIC - Stage 42

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