Resolution Alley is the musical vision of Jason Wilson, a musician and composer hailing from Maryland. The music combines 80's pop and rock melodies with progressive rock concepts, creating a unique but strangely nostalgic sound.

After playing with various bands, Jason released his first album in 1997. It was solo project called Emerald Tiers and the album was entitled, Whisper The First Scene. Around that same time Jason was invited to sing on the first Dark Aether Project album and performed several shows with them, including opening for The Flower Kings, Anekdotan and Always Almost. Emerald Tiers evolved into more of a band project than a solo effort and, by the time they entered the studio to record a follow-up, the decision was made to change the band's name to Sustained In Jade In 2002, they released Sketching The Perfect View. The band continued to perform around DC and Maryland for a couple of more years, including shows with Crack The Sky and King's X.

Randomly, Jason was asked to play bass in the pit orchestra for a theater production of the musical Evita and which lead to more theater gigs. It turns out that Washington, DC is the third largest theater town in the US (behind New York and Chicago) in terms of locally-produced professional theater productions and Jason quickly found a home in that community working as a freelance musician for musicals, as well as, for special events and studio sessions.

From the smallest clubs to the Kennedy Center, Jason has shared the stage with some of the biggest names of stage, screen and music. Resolution Alley combines the influence of a career in rock and theater into a distinctive creation.