jonathan inc. is the name for the songs of jonathan anderson mostly played in the past few years by glenn d'cruze, jon brotherton and michelle grunert. previous early incarnations included friends mike priebe, john bews, eran vooys and random guest stars and tour versions too.

released 3 full lengths and 1 ep as Jonathan Inc. 

shared the stage with lots of music makes we love and admire: the weakerthans, great lake swimmers, snailhouse, julie doiron, shearwater, the constantines, a northern chorus (RIP), great aunt ida, kevin kane, victoria williams, in medias res, kepler (RIP), paula toledo, the vigilantes of love, derek webb, parlour steps, the buttless chaps, jesse zubot, cran, sheree plett, eisenhauer, radiogram, kensington prairie and many more. 

signed to artic rodeo recordings in germany and anniedale records in canada. 

performed and toured throughout much of canada, germany (3 times) and the pacific northwest. played at CMW, NMW, NXNE, WCMA.

melodic and often downbeat songs exploring mood and texture. 

jonathan has busied himself in the past few years recording a lot with other bands - both producing/recording/mixing and contributing his multi-instrumentalist abilities. (more at www.buenavistaaudio.com)

some press:

"well-crafted songs unfold with quiet restraint, buoyed by shimmering guitars, layered strings, and Anderson’s limited but effective vocals, ragged and soulful in all the right places." paste magazine.com

"the third release by this Vancouver-based four-piece hearkens back to the articulate introspection of (Jackson) Browne's salad days, when his relentless self-examination seemed to illuminate the interior life of his audience. " eye magazine, toronto

"a glittering collection of downbeat indie-pop jewels. " the georgia straight

"every iota of their work is completely empathetic and moving. They project so sincerely, and in such genuine tones, that their potency far surpasses their volume. " lost at sea

"It's an elegant and atmopheric album of melancholy, rainy day pop, packed with emotion and beauty, and one that easily sucks you in.” opus zine