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Biography

Jason Pfaff is an American songwriter and multi-instrumentalist working within his self-defined “Multidimensional” genre, where cinematic textures intersect with modern alternative and electronic influences in the vein of Trent Reznor, David Bowie, Moby, and more. His late sister Kristen Pfaff played bass in Hole (Geffen Records) and Janitor Joe (Amphetamine Reptile Records).
 

Performing since 1992 in and around Buffalo, New York, Jason's performances have ranged from Rock bands to Classical and Ambient piano, to Experimental Electronic based concerts with guest musicians and video artists. 

Jason's diverse catalog has been featured across global independent media through licensing, including A Place in the Caribbean (HBO) and The Real Murders of Atlanta (Amazon). He released the EP "Spaceship Blues" in December of 2018-his first album with vocals, then in 2024 his 13th album "All That Is Invisible" EP  (also with vocals)- and in late 2025 released the LP "2025" which more resembles his earlier works in mixing genres.

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Jason works closely with Grammy-nominated mastering engineer Anthony Casuccio (Buena Vista Social Club, Johnny Cash) and has written and produced with Jeremy “Cochise” Ball (The Notorious B.I.G., Lana Del Rey). Jason gained global attention for his remixes of songs by Peter Gabriel, Dan Black (featuring Kid Cudi), and Snoop Dogg.

Jason is currently seeking writing and collaboration opportunities with other artists.

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