Artist Bio

Actual melodies. Real stories.

Nicknamed “The Swedish Fish” in Nashville, former goalkeeper Jamie Meyer delivers a catchy, twangy pop rock sound that’s as refreshing as it is timeless.

“I grew up on big melodies and larger-than-life shows in the late ’80s and ’90s,” says Jamie. “That spirit still drives everything I create.”

From steady touring to playing iconic venues like the Bluebird Café, and performing live on NBC’s Today in Nashville, Jamie’s career has been defined by relentless hustle and undeniable charm.

His latest release, “ALL THE RIGHT LANES, Vol. 1,” has been met with praise. RockMeeting.com writes:

“It’s with joy that I’m reviewing our friend Jamie’s latest album, All The Right Lanes Vol. 1. All fans of Keith Urban without the drum machine vibe of his later albums, of Kip Moore but with a less rootsy edge, or of Rascal Flatts should give this excellent album a listen, which is a pleasure to listen to and re-listen to.”

In March 2018, Jamie took a major step forward by signing a publishing deal with Dan Hodges Music. His single “Nothin’ On You” earned national attention, landing in the Top 10 Video Countdown on Taste of Country—and staying there for an impressive 13 weeks.

He has shared the stage with chart-topping artists like Lady A and Westlife, and collaborated in the studio with legends such as Bryan Adams, Phil Thornalley, Håkan Mjörnheim, and Jörgen Elofsson.

Jamie’s big break came in 2002, back home in Sweden, when he placed third in the final season of the hit TV show Popstars. Though he didn’t win, he signed with Sony Music and released his debut album, “It’s All About Me.” The album launched him into the national spotlight and earned him nominations for Best Debut Artist (Rockbjörnen) and Best Male Artist (NRJ Music Awards).

Today, Jamie moves between the U.S. and Europe, creating music born on the streets of Hisingen, Sweden—and built to echo across the globe.