JON DIX

Jon is an eclectic composer, music producer and sound designer. With both a strong leftfield flare and solid commercial clout, he has an energetic approach to making music.  

Having started as a guitarist in several noisy early-noughties indie bands in small-town England, he graduated to composing and producing for a broad range of clients, including music for trailers and feature films (such as Cannes Palm d’Or winner Blue Is The Warmest Colour and BAFTA-nominated The Pass). He also channels his love of electronica, synths and pop music into game soundtracks and sound design (Giant Boulder of Death, Robot Unicorn Attack 2). Additionally, his work can be heard across TV (Selling Sunset, Queer Eye) and advertising (Cadburys, Nike, BBC).

His most recent work includes audio for Beeple’s ‘Everydays: The First 5000 Days’, sold as the world’s most expensive NFT (so far!) and revealed at the Dreamverse Festival New York in 2021. He has also been nominated for five Production Music Awards.

During the day, Jon works from his studio in North London, surrounded by vintage synths and guitar pedals – by night, he still manages to find time to make music as a member of the electronic duo Moscow Youth Cult and as a guitarist in grunge outfit Flourishes.