Sounds of Jamie Bartlett

Birmingham, United States
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Jamie Bartlett grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, but relocated to Birmingham, Alabama in 2009. He holds a Master’s Degree in Music Composition, having attended The University of the South (Sewanee), the University of South Florida, where he wrote three theatrical musicals performed as MainStage productions, and Boston University. He has had compositions performed on NPR, PBS, and Swedish Radio, as well as performing in bands with such musicians as members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, the Butch Trucks Band, and others. Since moving to Birmingham, he has focused on perfecting his songwriting in a variety of genres, composing songs for sync placement in TV and film in his home recording studio. Jamie currently has completed 18 albums, the most recent of which is Devilish. After seeing Beetlejuice the Musical last year and visiting the Halloween Parade in New Orleans last fall, he became obsessed and inspired with returning to his first love, the theatre, to create “Blood on Bourbon Street (But Make It Funny).”

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Jamie Bartlett grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, but relocated to Birmingham, Alabama in 2009. He holds a Master’s Degree in Music Composition, having attended The University of the South (Sewanee), the University of South Florida, where he wrote three theatrical musicals performed as MainStage productions, and Boston University. He has had compositions performed on NPR, PBS, and Swedish Radio, as well as performing in bands with such musicians as members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, the Butch Trucks Band, and others. Since moving to Birmingham, he has focused on perfecting his songwriting in a variety of genres, composing songs for sync placement in TV and film in his home recording studio. Jamie currently has completed 18 albums, the most recent of which is Devilish. After seeing Beetlejuice the Musical last year and visiting the Halloween Parade in New Orleans last fall, he became obsessed and inspired with returning to his first love, the theatre, to create “Blood on Bourbon Street (But Make It Funny).”

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