Jonny Ong

Jonny Ong is a Singapore-born, UK-based multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter whose music swirls together psychedelic rock, indie folk, and dreamy pop with a timeless warmth. Known for his rich, layered soundscapes and introspective lyrics, he often incorporates instruments like sitar and mellotron into his work, nodding to '60s and '70s influences while keeping things fresh. Tracks like "Lovely in the Morning" and "Isolation" showcase his knack for blending nostalgic vibes with modern indie sensibilities, creating music that feels both comforting and adventurous.

A self-produced artist, Jonny has steadily built a following through his DIY ethos and genre-blurring releases like "The Ballad of J & J (Are We Over?)" and "Fools." His songs often explore themes of love, longing, and self-discovery, delivered with a laid-back authenticity that resonates with fans of artists like Tame Impala or early Pink Floyd. While maintaining a relatively low public profile, his growing catalog – including recent releases like "Chloe" and "Wishful Thinking" – reveals a musician deeply committed to evolving his retro-meets-contemporary sound.