Jamison Covington

Jamison Covington is an American musician recognized for his contributions to the bands JamisonParker and E for Explosion. He currently creates solo music under his own name and composes and records music for film and television. Covington has released six EPs and three full-length albums, co-produced by either Dave Trumfio or Ken Andrews alongside himself. His music videos have been featured on MTV2 and FUSE, with consistent airplay on college radio. Covington has toured and performed with bands such as Something Corporate, Motion City Soundtrack, Mae, HelloGoodbye, Coheed & Cambria, among others.

Jamison Covington
Background information
Birth name	Jamison Covington
Genres	Pop-punk, emo, indie rock
Instrument(s)	Vocals, guitar
Years active	2003–present
Labels	Eyeball, Interscope

Covington departed from JamisonParker due to contrasting creative views and communication difficulties. He dissolved E for Explosion in order to pursue other musical styles. His solo work began with the debut EP, Serenading Ghosts, which is the first volume in an ongoing series of releases. Covington's sound is often described as "indie pop," drawing comparisons to early Dashboard Confessional, Copeland, William Fitzsimmons, and Elliott Smith.

In addition to his solo work, Covington has ventured into composing, contributing music to various shows on networks such as MTV, ABC Family, Bravo, and CMT over the past two years. On May 13, 2016, Covington announced a collaboration with Randy Strohmeyer, formerly of the band Finch, to form a new band called Haunted Houses.