BIO 

Aaron Jassenoff spent his twenties on the road as a touring musician, playing bass with bands like Current Joys, Slow Hollows, and Brutus VIII, and sitting in on other projects like Surf Curse and Boyo, to name a few. Over the course of numerous cross-country treks around the U.S., he learned how to survive on gas station coffee, sleep sitting upright in a van, and load in a full backline in under twenty minutes — skills that, it turns out, translate surprisingly well to civilian life. Eventually he decided to trade the green room for the ops side of music, swapping late-night drives for spreadsheets, but never quite losing the instincts of someone who came up playing shows in basements, VFW halls, and everything in between.

These days Jassenoff lives in Los Angeles, where he splits his time between working in music and personal pursuits. Aaron's the kind of person who'll disappear down a research rabbit hole for the fun of it and then, months later, find some unexpected way to put it to use. Equal parts road dog and record nerd, Aaron Jassenoff brings the same care to tracking down a lost demo tape that he once brought to making sure the merch made it to the next city on time.