Jon Brion was born on December 11, 1963 in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, USA as Jon Wright Brion. He is a composer, known for 暖暖内含光 (2004), 二流警探 (2010) and 非亲兄弟 (2008).
Performs an immensely popular, semi-improvisational cabaret act at L.A.-based nightclub Largo, every Friday night.
Music producer/composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He collaborated and/or produced albums of 艾美·曼, Fiona Apple, 洛福斯·温莱特, 大卫·伯恩, and the Eels.
He always said that his worst nightmare was to fail as a rock star. Although he did fail, with the help of Power Player Craig Braginsky (with whom he worked with for 3 years in the 80s), he was able to meet Braginsky's producer Tony Berg and has since done some fine session work and scoring of a few films. He produced and played on many early recordings of Braginsky (who under his stage name has written and performed many chart toppers). These recordings are a prime example of his genius for musicianship and production. In the early 80s, he toured Japan with his band while Braginsky opened for acts such as Cheap Trick. He also appeared in a video with Craig, but it was never released.
Co-produced 坎耶·威斯特's sophomore album "Late Registration" (2005).
Favorite film score is Anton Karas's The Third Man (1949).