Jonathan Murdick’s second album, 'Generations', is an instrumental exploration of the cyclical nature of generational trauma and the journey toward healing and breaking the cycle. Merging the timeless style of classical instrumentation with modern digital elements, 'Generations' offers a deeply emotional and reflective soundscape. Across 14 tracks, Jonathan delves into themes of inherited pain, resilience, and transformation, using a unique interplay of classical and sound design textures to evoke the complex emotions tied to this universal human experience. With an emphasis on growth and self-discovery, 'Generations' invites listeners to reflect on their own generational narratives and find hope in the power of breaking free from the past.

Jonathan Murdick's debut album, 'NYC4023,' is an instrumental project that delves into the contrasting themes of optimism and hope. Through a tracklist of 9 songs, Jonathan explores the nuances and differences between these two emotions. From loud dystopian soundscapes to intimate and introspective passages, each track offers a unique perspective on the relationship between optimism and hope. 'NYC4023' serves as an exploration of human emotion, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in a musical journey and find their story within.

Jonathan Murdick's 'Five Nights at Barbies' is a genre-blending EP that delves into the complexities of toxic relationships and the journey to escape them. Spanning EDM, hyperpop, dancepop, hip hop/R&B, and indie, the five tracks explore themes of emotional conflict and finding independence. In collaboration with Ella Cea's vocals and Jago Prates' production, the EP captures the intense highs and lows of love's chaos, offering a dynamic and healing experience for listeners.

Jonathan Murdick's discography of film scores highlights his talent for enhancing cinematic narratives with emotive music. In 'Aman,' Jonathan captures the essence of a soldier's post-traumatic experience through a haunting violin-led score. 'Show 24' sees him delving into the world of rock, amplifying the swag of the film with his score. Meanwhile, in 'Things I Should've Said,' Jonathan emphasizes the complexities of friendship and unspoken emotions through the ambient orchestral landscape. Through these scores, Jonathan aims to enrich storytelling with impactful soundscapes, helping to immerse the audience into each film.

Jonathan Murdick's EP, 'The Flight of the Tocororo,' is a tracklist of five songs tailored for a dancer's choreographed theater performance in Washington, DC. Comprised of four original compositions and one rearranged piece for dance, each track is written with the intention of enhancing the choreography. The music weaves together the movement of the dancers with the thematic expression of the struggles and triumphs of immigration.

Jonathan Murdick’s collaborative work is central to his creative process, often blending his cinematic production style with the unique voices of other artists. He is best known for his ongoing partnership with singer-songwriter Ella Cea, where his detailed arrangements and multi-instrumental contributions help shape a sound that is both emotionally intimate and sonically expansive. Together, they explore themes of vulnerability, memory, and transformation through music.

Jonathan also works closely with Brazilian composer and producer Jago Prates, merging their distinct styles to create genre-blending works that cross cultural and sonic boundaries. Their collaborations often explore ambient, experimental, and orchestral textures, resulting in richly layered compositions that feel both grounded and otherworldly.