As I can remember from 3 years old, music has always been a very important part of my life. As an artist, I always search for an escape or a place of eternal comfort where I can be as free as the wind. When composing music, I’ll sit back in my studio chair, close my eyes, and summon imagery or a moment in time that I can creatively morph into. Thus, making that experience a very impressionistic one to be felt kinesthetically through the arrangement of major and minor chord progression. Major chords, for a much brighter effect, or minor chords, usually convey a much darker and mystical vibe to the audience.

My approach to the rhythm accompaniment within the composition is to present a natural and uplifting feel that can sway anybody to connect with me. I hear my fans saying to themselves,” JONva’s music makes me feel his music to the depth of my soul.” I know then that I’m connecting with fans, giving them a nostalgic moment they just can’t get enough of. When my fans are digging the music, I know I’m being authentic with a bit of surrealism. In the studio, I have a simple goal, “it’s getting the music right and making it tight.”

Working on music always reminds me of the audience’s needs as a consumer and what they expect to hear; nothing more than my music can make them lose themselves for a moment. I find that it’s not necessary to choose sounds and patterns in creating music or being locked down by rules. I want my fans to say he’s a universal ambassador with an international language known as music that speaks to everyone worldwide with a simple melody for all to enjoy.