Johnny Cash once said, "Sometimes I am two people. Johnny is the nice one. Cash causes all the trouble. They fight." The same might be said of Jared Blake.

People tend to jump to conclusions when they first see the rock-n-roll country boy from Arkansas. The bad ass image, complete with tattoos, shaved head and ripped jeans, radiates a sort of "dangerous." But, if you move past his hardcore persona and stick around for a drink or two you'll find out that there is a vulnerability to Jared that makes him who he really is.
No stranger to mistakes, falls and lapses in judgment he confesses that his personal struggles were at times unbearable. He felt like he was, "Losing his soul to the very thing that helped him find it."

A dedicated father of four girls and two boys, Jared's tough guy image softens between the letters of his lyrics. And as he lets you in a little more you realize that each note, each strum and each vocal inflection truly comes from the deep depths of his soul. The