Drawing on rock, country, alternative and R&B influences--but delivered with unabashed passion for power-pop hooks--"Meant for the Sun" is Jonathan's latest and greatest. Featuring an array of outstanding sidemen (and ladies!), the album was mixed by Grammy award-winning engineer Eli Smith and mastered by the legendary Peter Doell.

An intimate, stripped-down re-recording of 12 tunes cherry-picked from Jonathan's catalog, delivered by The Powers That Be--a collective of 26 musician-friends Jonathan has played with (or always wanted to play with). Earthy and nuanced, it includes a fresh take on The Police's 1983 hit, "Every Breath You Take."

In a four-star review of "Evidence," Blurt called out Jonathan's "uncommonly confident mastery of the pop form." Featuring a crack studio band--drummer Ricky Wise, bassist Patrick Thornton and keyboardist Daniel Clarke--"Evidence" is swaggering power-pop built around Jonathan's catchy vocal melodies and layered electric and acoustic guitars.

Jonathan's extraordinarily varied second solo record remains a fan favorite. Washington City Paper called it "slinky power-pop."

The Washington Post raved about Jonathan's 2005 solo debut: "great pop-rock...smart guitars and tuneful melody making...a fetching collection of riff-happy rockers that never forgo the catchy parts.”

Glossy 8x16 Concert Poster from the "Any Good Heaven" tour--signed by Jonathan!