Dan Jones is a UK based rock guitarist with an appetite for bluesy, riffy, progressive music. He leans towards a unique fusion of styles, wrapped in a melodic sound. The listener is treated to a complex and enjoyable journey and is left wanting more.
Drawing on influences from classic rock, prog, blues and jazz, the listener will hear echoes of guitarists such as Dave Gilmour, Steve Hackett, Jimmy Page, Larry Carlton and Robben Ford. 
Lockdown Album
Like many other musicians in 2020, Dan found a lifeline within his music during lockdown. With time on his hands, he was able to sift through several years of material, carefully listening and selecting songs which really connected his style and meant something to him emotionally. Some were complete demos while others were strong riffs or chord progressions. The scene was set to face up to the challenge, overcome adversity, and put out his first solo project, Zero Four Nine. 
Production
Dan has a keen eye for song writing, music production and an overarching direction for his sound. The one thing he wanted to do was to take his time and enjoy the process, crafting each song both musically and sonically, resulting in a high-quality production. This led to Zero Four Nine being a punchy rock album which moves through heavy riffs, solid walls of guitar, searing solos, memorable melodic lines, and odd time signatures, taking the listener on a trip which will surprise and delight.
Highlights
A genuine highlight from the album, and one of Dan’s personal favourites, is Disclosure. A catchy, piano intro is followed by a main riff and sombre melody, building to a memorable chorus. The Dream Theatre inspired instrumental riff-ending, with an arpeggiated outro, asks the question ‘Are we alone?’
History
Dan has been able to draw on a wealth of experience and bring this to his new project, having been the guitarist with The Dreaming Tree, a UK based progressive rock outfit from Wolverhampton. Having released four albums with The Dreaming Tree, Dan has previously been featured in the UK national music press, including Classic Rock, Powerplay, Fireworks and The Classic Rock Society. In the USA he has featured in Progression Magazine and Europe. 
Dan and The Dreaming Tree saw their 2010 release Progress Has No Patience receive critical acclaim in Classic Rock magazine, making the editor’s choice of top twenty albums for that year.

As an instrumental album Zero Four Nine stands up as a recording you will want to play again. Turn it up to 11 and enjoy!

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Formed in 2003/04 after playing covers and pretending to be a real band, Dan Jones joins Neil Ablard, Chris Buckler, Steve Barratt and Jim Peterson and TDT starts to write and demo original material. They played some gigs. They impressed some people. They ultimately recorded an album and got it released. From there they played more gigs. Nice radio people heard the music and played it. Nice festival organising people heard the music and asked them to play. Nice magazine review editors heard the music and wrote (mostly) nice things about it. TDT used all that and went and recorded and released another album, this time with acoustic instruments. Then they released another album, but this one had new songs and electric instruments on it.

Meanwhile, disaster and confusion were stalking the band. Well, not really, but Jim Peterson had a baby and was replaced by Neil Simpson. TDT ‘The Next Generation’ was launched, and started playing gigs. When we left our heroes, they had been cruelly imprisoned by an evil criminal mastermind who had locked them in a rehearsal room until they came up with yet another album!

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