Growing up in Fort Lauderdale , Florida , Jason Lee Greenberg has been studying guitar since the age of seventeen. He moved to Texas in 2002, where he majored in Mechanical Engineering at The University of Houston.

During college in 2003, Jason was introduced to Jennifer Grassman through a school bulletin board flier advertising for band members. The couple performed numerous concerts together as a duo and a rock band before marrying in 2006.

Now studying classical guitar with Dr. Isaac Bustos, Director of Guitar Studies at Texas A&M University, Jason has performed at numerous showcases and concerts as a soloist, including at The Classical Minds Guitar Institute & Competition, and at The Atria, where he shared the stage with classical guitar prodigy, Kyle Comer. In 2010, Jason was nominated Houston’s Best Guitarist in the Houston Press Music Awards.

In the past, Jason has played with several bands including a heavy metal group called Eden’s Twilight, which toured clubs across Texas . It was around this time that Jason took guitar lessons with famed shredder and progressive metal icon, Rusty Cooley, who taught Jason much of his electric guitar technique.

Jason’s influences include Blind Guardian, Dream Theater, Suspyre, Opeth, Orphaned Land , Ritchie Blackmore, Kansas, Jethro Tull, The Bedlam Boys, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Johannes Sebastian Bach, Fernando Sor and Francisco Tarrega.

Jason now plays bass guitar in Jennifer Grassman’s band, and has been noted for his unique chord progressions and dynamic rhythms, no doubt a tribute to his diverse musical past and education.

His latest solo project engages the vocal talents of his wife, Jennifer Grassman, and is entitled Orisonata; an epic Celtic music and progressive metal infusion.