i'm a software architect & engineer by day, and a gigging musician and dj by night. i've spent the last decade designing distributed systems, leading engineering teams, and untangling messy backends.
when i close the laptop, i'm out playing sets as dj bones, running karaoke nights, or playing acoustic gigs. i just like building things that hold a room together — whether that's a rock-solid backend or a two-hour setlist.
self-hosted karaoke for the music library you already have: vocal separation, lyric timing, and show hosting on your own computer.
native linux client for macos high-performance screen sharing (hevc, clipboard, auto-resize).
→ github.com/jonesy827/pippinphone-call voice supervisor for a herdr fleet of coding agents — code-enforced confirmation rail, livekit sip, local stt/llm/tts.
→ github.com/jonesy827/matedig through my github — there's always an experiment or two cooking in the repos.
→ github.com/jonesy827what i'm up to when i'm away from the terminal.
club gigs · events · residencies
house, breaks, and deep electronic grooves. playing everything from late-night club slots to private parties — if there's a good sound system and a crowd, i'm in.
hosting · performing · chaos management
hosted on custom software i wrote because standard kj gear drove me crazy. zero dead air, deep catalogs, and just enough showmanship to keep a thursday night bar crowd locked in.
patio sets · coffee shops · breweries
no loops, no backing tracks — just an acoustic guitar and a mic. stripped-down covers and originals built for laid-back afternoons and evening hangs.
jam · bluegrass · deadhead
dead & co, billy strings, and ttb. anywhere a band stretches a tune past the 15-minute mark, i'm probably there. setlist nerd, taper-friendly.
weekend rounds · course architecture nerd
chasing birdies whenever i can sneak away from the desk. huge fan of classic course architecture, risk-reward par 4s, and walking 18 on an early weekend morning.