Jaxson Deno is an American singer-songwriter, producer, mix engineer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, Deno has built a reputation as a dynamic solo performer known for his soulful voice, intricate acoustic arrangements, and engaging live shows.

Musically, his sound blends elements of pop, folk, and R&B, drawing inspiration from artists such as Jack Johnson, Damien Rice, Ed Sheeran, Bon Iver, and Wilco. His music is characterized by its warmth, melodic depth, and rhythmic groove, often centered around acoustic guitar and enhanced by his use of a loop station to build live layers of vocals, percussion, bass, and harmony.

Deno studied Contemporary Writing & Production at Berklee College of Music, earning a Bachelor of Music with studies split between the Boston and Valencia campuses. His formal training has informed his approach to songwriting, production, and arrangement, allowing him to handle every aspect of his music independently.

He began performing in church settings during his youth, leading worship for middle school, high school, and adult services. His professional performance career started in high school, and he has since played hundreds of shows across the Midwest at restaurants, bars, wedding ceremonies, and festivals. Known for his professionalism and versatility, he has earned acclaim from venue owners and audiences alike for his ability to connect with diverse crowds.

In early 2011, Deno performed at the grand opening of The Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel, Indiana, a significant milestone in his early career. He released his debut single, “Me and You,” in February 2020—a fully self-produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered track that marked the beginning of his official discography.

Praised as a standout live performer, Jaxson Deno continues to craft original music that emphasizes joy, authenticity, and connection. With a growing catalog of self-produced work and a strong presence in the Nashville music scene, he is establishing himself as a modern acoustic artist with both artistic depth and broad audience appeal.