Jason Hann

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Jason Hann is an American percussionist and DJ.

Career

Hann is a member of a band called The String Cheese Incident.

He is a former member of the band EOTO. He released a solo album in 2005 called Rhythmsphere Vol. 1 - Djembe Furia. Hann also has an Electronic DJ side project known as Prophet Massive.

The roster of musicians he has worked or currently works with includes the following:

• SCI Fidelity Records recording artists The String Cheese Incident
• Live Breakbeat, House, Drum n Bass duo EOTO
• Boulder, CO based livetronica band Zilla (band)
• Grammy and Academy Award-winning soul legend Isaac Hayes
• Quinland Road recording artist Loreena McKennitt
• Grammy winning hip hop artist Dr. Dre
• Grammy winning international artist Youssou N’Dour
• Multi Grammy winning artist Rickie Lee Jones - U.S. and Italy
• Multi Grammy winning gospel artist Andraé Crouch
• Multi Emmy winning composer Sam Cardon
• Sony Latin recording artist Marisela
• Fusion guitar virtuoso Fareed Haque
• Columbia Recording artist Alana Davis
• R & B “Soul Man” Samuel David Moore (of Sam and Dave)
• Atlantic Records recording artists "Zoo People" - Horde Tour 97(west coast)
• Capitol Records artist Adam Cohen
• Putamayo artist Ricardo Lemvo and Makina Loca
• SCI Fidelity recording artist Keller Williams
• International artist Vinx
• Iranian artist Mansour
• Iranian artist Dariush
• Iranian artist Bijan Mortazavi
• Composer John Nau
• Higher Octave/Virgin artists Les Nubians
• Triloka Records Moroccan artist Hassan Hakmoun
• A440 Records jazz guitarist Brian Hughes
• Sounds True world music group Shaman’s Dream
• Narada Records world fusion group “Dumazz”
• Triloka Records Latin Rock Artist Charlie Bravo
• Virgin Records artist Ashley Maher
• Domo Records Jazz group "Native Vibe"
• Putamayo artist Jacqueline Fuentes
• World Percussion group “Swati”
• Cameroonian legend Andre Marie Tala
• American rock guitarist Steve Kimock
• Zairean artist Dindo Yogo
• Guinean Kora virtuoso Prince Diabate
• Mali international artist Cheick-Tidiane Seck
• L.A. session composer/guitarist Greg Poree
• Central African (Zaire/ San Diego) soukous band "Bitoto"
• Ultra Kinetic Orchestra
• Traditional West African Percussion group "Khaley Nguwel"
• Traditional West African Percussion group “Fore- Fote”

According to his web site he has shared stages with Isaac Hayes, Loreena McKinnett, Dr. Dre, Youssou N’Dour and Rickie Lee Jones.^[1]

Personal life

Hann resides in the Los Angeles with his wife.

External links

• Jason Hann's Homepage
• EOTO MySpace Homepage

References

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