DRAWING INSPIRATION FROM ALL GENRES OF MUSIC IN DIFFERENT ERAS, COMBINED WITH THE DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO GET IT DONE ONE MAN RECORD LABEL MENTALITY, MR. LEE IS SET TO MAKE HIS MARK IN THIS YOUNG CENTURY JUST AS HIS INFLUENCES HAVE IN THE ONE PAST.
JONATHAN LEE X MEAGAN CIGNOLI X DOLCE GABBANA – Flying Violins
For the past several months I’ve been dabbling with other genres of music, as well as looking to collaborate with other outside-the-box progressive minds in an effort to satisfy my current artistic curiosities.
I present to you my first offering, the modern classical music piece ‘Flying Violins.’ The vivid imagery for the Dolce & Gabbana advertisement collaboration was put together by the visually gifted New York City based photographer/videographer Meagan Cignoli (as seen on Time Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Mashable, AdAge, The Telegraph, The New Yorker, and on CNN):
instagram.com/MeaganCignoli
www.visualcountry.com
BON IVER – Towers (Jonathan Lee Remix)
Made in Victoria, Canada. Jonathan Lee‘s remix of “Towers” molds the song into an uplifting experience with an atmospheric sound that Coldplay would be fond of.
Cover concept by the visually gifted Meagan Cignoli
instagram.com/MeaganCignoli
www.visualcountry.com
RICK ROSS X BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – Boss vs Boss
“It had to happen. The Boss and The Bawse, finally together. Jonathan Lee made it happen. The Canadian producer uses some interesting approaches to make this odd combination of bosses work beautifully. Instead of going for the straightforward one-on-top-of-the-other approach, Lee bends, twists, and transforms the music to fit his needs, and he does it like a boss. About 30 seconds into track No. 1, when “Born To Run” starts stuttering and the notorious “M-M-M-Maybach Music” comes in, you know you’re in for something special.”
This hiphop/rock mashup by Canada-based producer Jonathan Lee mixes the boss Rick Ross and the original boss Bruce Springsteen. You’re going to enjoy the huge drops and extremely fantastic production quality of this tape.
