Jon Moodie resides on NYC’s lower East Side, a far cry from his life-long home in a quiet, isolated town in the Catskills. His rare voice, a sultry instrument of its own, bites, shakes, and trances, heralding him as a burgeoning icon. From boy prodigy in trumpet, to guitar (albeit just three years ago), music finally led Jon to his core talents as a singer and songwriter. Jon’s voice, flow and lyrics first leant themselves to a folk-like rendition of reggae. Jon went into the Midtown Sound recording studio and teamed up with Grammy-nominated producer John White to record his debut EP. Jon also played with fellow Catskill native John Bernstein in an acoustic roots duo (Grassroot Beginnings), and gained a loyal following. In 2010 however, Jon was exploring other musical expressiveness. Leaving behind reggae, he ventured freely, and expanded massively — leaping into brave chord changes, an unparalleled vocal sound, and a soulfulness that clearly defines who he is as a man. By fall, 2010, he was signed to Big House Publishing. Jon wows with his prolific writing, crafting song after song, day after day, one rivaling the other in scope and ingenuity. With an overwhelming 80 songs already accepted into Big House’s catalog, Jon has also been signed by their indie record label, Big House Independent. Jon Moodie’s music is positively substantive. His passion is palpable. His soulfulness and musical diversity stretch his works across generational gaps, international boundaries, and comfortably bend the fences between musical genres. His versatility in performance and song writing alike is reminiscent of the legends in Rock & Roll and Blues while his flow and variations are powerfully contemporary. And, that voice…for all of the exceptional aspects of Jon as a singer/songwriter, it is his voice that calls to the masses.