#81 - Jason Paige [ Pokémon ]

<p>Jason Pagie is truly the voice of a generation. Jason sings dozens of jingles every year... recognizable highlights include Coke’s “Catch the Feeling”, Pepto Bizmol’s “Nausea Heartburn Indigestion”, Mountain Dew’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”, Taco Bell’s “Think Outside The Bun”, Subway’s “Eat Fresh”, Bounty’s “Quilted Quicker Picker-Upper” and of course the OG theme to the cartoon phenomenon “Pokémon” which was a Billboard #1 single played by millions on Guitar Hero and scored what was at the time the # 1 most viewed / imitated video of all time on YouTube.</p> <p>As the featured soloist Jason has toured the world with Tommy Tallarico’s legendary Video Games Live. He sang backing vocals on tour for Oleta Adams, performed with Liza Minelli in “Liza’s Back” at Town Hall, with Ashanti at the Grammys, and in many concerts with superstar icon Billy Porter. He’s also sung backgrounds for Ray Charles, Luther Vandross, Mark Anthony, Ricky Martin, Usher, Chaka Khan, and Patti LaBelle.</p> <p>Jason Paige has quickly risen again to the spotlight of the Pokémon Fans.&nbsp; He has been interviewed on MTV, CNN, TMZ, Nintendo News, SPIN, Cosmopolitan, Billboard, Entertainment Weekly, CNET, and more.&nbsp; His voice and rousing theme’s popularity have generated billions of hits on youtube and his current video presence and social media venues reach millions.</p> <p>Jason toured for a year as the lead singer for the legendary band Blood Sweat &amp; Tears. He shared the stage with Michael Jackson as the rap soloist for the hit song “Black or White” in Michael Jackson’s 30th Anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden aired on CBS. He can be heard on Foreigner’s “Can’t Slow Down”, Meatloaf’s “Bat Outta Hell 3”, The Scorpions’ “Hour 1”, Frankie Valli’s “Romancing the 60’s” and “The Art of McCartney” tribute CD behind Billy Joel, Roger Daltrey, Kiss, and Smokey Robinson among others. His voice is featured in “Rick And Morty”, “Phineas &amp; Ferb”, “Sponge Out of Water”, “The Jersey Boys”, “Annie” with Kermit and Miss Piggy in the last “M