Bodhi Jones

Biography
Bodhi Jones spent his early years on Saltspring Island, British Columbia with his sister and mother. His mom moved the family to Vancouver shortly after his tenth birthday in search of greater opportunity. Bodhi discovered his passion for music during his illness riddled pre-teen years, and since then has developed his own unique brand of Alt-pop-Acoustic-rock.
Since 2005, initially as the vocal half of the duo "Rider Jones", but more recently as a solo artist, Bodhi has recorded five EPs and three full-length albums, selling over 15,000 copies while busking on the streets of downtown Vancouver. In 2007, after the breakup of "Rider Jones" he purchased "Guitar for Dummies" and taught himself to play, eventually releasing his first solo album "From January to June" which sold 1000+ copies.
In February 2009, Bodhi wrote, recorded, and produced his self-titled full-length album Bodhi Jones, and in April 2010 he released a full-length album titled "Where Do We Go From Here?" This album was produced by Winston Hauschild (Hannah Georgas) and mixed by Shawn Cole (Bend Sinister, Yukon Blonde, and ).
2009 also saw Bodhi selected as Virgin Radio 95.3 "Best of BC artist of the month", voted into the 2009 Peak Performance Project's Top 20 where he came in 6th overall, and named Vancouver's best busker by The Georgia Straight. On May 31, 2010 he was voted into the 2010 Peak Performance Project's Top 20]. CBC Radio 3 and CBC Radio 1, Virgin Radio Vancouver, The Shore, CITR and CFSFU since then.
In 2013 Jones independently released an album, Bones, produced by Winston Hauschild.
Discography
With Rider Jones
*The Red EP
*The Yellow EP
*The Blue EP
*The Green EP (aka From the Kitchen Table)
*Strange Days
As a Solo Artist
*From January to June (released 2007)
*Bodhi Jones (Self-titled release 2009)
*Hey El Nino (single, 2010)
*Where Does the Time Go? (released 2010)

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