Jaime Jamgochian

Jaime Anne Jamgochian is a contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter.[1]

Jaime Jamgochian
Birth nameJaime Anne Jamgochian
OriginNashville, Tennessee, Tennessee, United States
GenresContemporary Christian music, worship music
InstrumentsVocals
Years active2006–present
LabelsCentricity Music
Websitewww.jaimejam.com

Biography

Jaime Jamgochian is a Christian singer songwriter and worship leader based in Nashville, Tennessee. Jaime grew up in Reading, Massachusetts. She began playing piano by ear at a young age. Throughout high school, she took lessons, performed and competed in numerous competitions. Jamgochian earned a scholarship to Berklee School of Music. While in college, a friend told her about Jesus Christ, and she began to study the Bible and attend a local church. Shortly after graduating, she took an internship at The City Church in Seattle, Washington. She ended up staying there for seven years, where she got involved in missions and outreach programs.

Music career

While in Seattle, Jaime connected with Centricity Music, and was signed as one of their first artists. She released her first album, Reason to Live, under Centricity Music. She was able to co-write the album with a number of influential songwriters and friends, David Zaffiro, Gary Sadler, and Sam Mizell. Above the Noise was produced in part by Nathan Nockels.[2] while remaining honest and humble.[3]

Discography

Studio albums
  • Jaime (2003)
  • Reason to Live (2004; re-released 2006)
  • Reason to Re-Mix EP (2004)
  • Hear My Worship EP (2007)
  • Above the Noise (2008)
  • Modest is Hottest (2015)
  • Christmastime EP (2015) (with Tyrus Morgan)

Compilation albums
  • Bethlehem Skyline (2006)

Singles
  • "The Stand" (2011)
  • "Everything You Are" (2012)

References
  1. Administration. "Jaime Jamgochian: Above the Noise". Retrieved December 21, 2018.
  2. "About".
  3. Jones, Kim. "Jaime Jamgochian - 'Above The Noise' - The Review". About.com. Retrieved March 22, 2012.
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