For 30 years, Jason DeVore has been known the world over as both a solo artist and the dynamic front man of Authority Zero, whose signature blend of anthemic melodic punk rock with reggae and southwestern influences helped put Mesa, Arizona on the musical map. DeVore’s new full-length album, ‘Til The Voice Goes Out, will be released via Double Helix Records (USA), in collaboration with SBÄM (Austria) and Caffeine Bomb (Japan). Nothing short of his magnum opus, the album reveals a mature DeVore who has reached new heights in songwriting and musicianship, seamlessly combining elements of rock 'n' roll, folk, punk, reggae, classical, and gospel music into a sound that is at once bold, new, and exciting and yet distinctly, familiarly, and uniquely signature Jason DeVore. To bring the album to life, DeVore enlisted help from a who’s-who of Arizona musicians and invited Kris Roe (The Ataris), Brendan Scholz (Mercy Music), Danny Torgersen (Captain Squeegee), and Ian “The Punk Cellist” Legge to make special guest appearances. Bob Hoag (The Ataris, Dear and The Headlights, The Format) produced the record and mixed 11 of the album’s 12 songs, with additional production by DeVore and Kristen Taylor (Miles To Nowhere). Three-time Grammy Award-winner Tom Lord-Alge (Blink-182, Weezer, Fall Out Boy, The Rolling Stones) mixed “Turn It Off!”, the album’s lead-off single. Grammy Award-winner Jason Livermore (Rise Against, NOFX, Hot Water Music) mastered the album at The Blasting Room.