JASON SUNDSTROM

JASON SUNDSTROM:
Your ears bleed as the sounds of Jason Sundstrom ring from your head. Words alone cannot describe the filth and disgust that this man brings to the table. In an era where metal and thrash have become standards for dance floor mayhem, lies the prodigy known as Jason Sundstrom. Originating in the drum and bass scene, Jason began producing at the age of 16. He caught his likes of the up and coming Jump Up scene that was arising amidst the masses and found his home for the next 2 years. He was discovered by UK based drum and bass artist Subfuzion, and found himself with two releases on Subfuzion records. After meeting his present manager at a drum and bass club, he was introduced to electro, and fell in love. Jason began with his first original track, DEAD CALM, which gained the likes of his myspace fan community. Soon he followed with remixes by LA based Megan Wand’s song “Faux Reign”, and Southwest based indie band Kick Kick’s “American Party.” His second original track, “Filth and Sex”, followed which showcased his ability to produce a variety of styles while keeping the same element of bloody mayhem. Now after producing electro for the past 8 months Jason has begun the journey to bigger and better opportunities, working his way up to be with the best of the best. He recently did a remix for Oklahoma’s Trash Yourself’s track “Forget it”, which gained likening on HYPEMachine and amongst fans. In addition, he put out a remix of Texas based Carly Roxann’s track “Mr. Right Now” that is being demanded by DJs across the globe. His latest remix of Brooklyn based Alan Wilkis’s track “Pink and Purple” will blow your ear drums out with a nice and nasty guitar synth. Currently, Jason is working on a remix for Texas based pop punk band Artist Vs. Poets, and is in the works of collabing with some of the industry finest up and coming vocalists. Expect a string of originals, remixes, and collabs from America’s next big thing. 2010 holds a great deal at store for the 19 year old producer from Orange County as he is slowly making his way out of the studio and onto the stage. Expect live sets that will cause you post traumatic stress disorder followed by a string of flashbacks of incomprehensible damaging chaotic mayhem.