About
For Jon Muq, a singer-songwriter, producer born in Uganda and now living in Austin, Texas, music is part of a larger conversation he’s having with the world and everybody in it. He devises songs as small gifts, designed to settle
into everyday life and provoke reflection and resilience. “These days the world is sad,” he explains, “so I wanted to make happy songs. I wanted to write songs that connected with the listener in a very personal way. When someone listens to my music, it’s not just about me and what I’m singing. It’s about how they understand the songs individually. I think these songs can speak many languages, depending on what you want from them.”
For Jon Muq, a singer-songwriter, producer born in Uganda and now living in Austin, Texas, music is part of a larger conversation he’s having with the world and everybody in it. He devises songs as small gifts, designed to settle
into everyday life and provoke reflection and resilience. “These days the world is sad,” he explains, “so I wanted to make happy songs. I wanted to write songs that connected with the listener in a very personal way. When someone listens to my music, it’s not just about me and what I’m singing. It’s about how they understand the songs individually. I think these songs can speak many languages, depending on what you want from them.”