Jon says that playing drums for Ditch requires a specific understanding of time, which goes hand-in-hand with the rhythm and pacing of an editing sequence.

He began his career as a video editor on the agency side of things, where he spent nearly a decade editing creative and designing motion for a vast variety of clients.

When we asked Jon about his passion for sound, he told us that it developed in his younger years while writing music and playing shows accross the handful of local metal bands that he was in.

Upon making the decision to step away from the live music scene, he began composing music digitally, which led him to pursue a degree in audio production and engineering.

Honing in on his love for music theory and leaning on his technical ability, he produced countless tracks in many different genres including hip-hop, lo-fi, trap, dubstep, and good old fashioned rock ‘n roll.

You’d think that with all of the time he spent learning and developing his craft that he probably doesn’t get out much, however that appears to be anything but the case with Jon.

He’s a goofy-footed park snowboarder and street skateboarder, an ambidextrous studio and session drummer, an advanced open-water and cavern certified scuba diver and is also a part-time stunt-driver.