Jason Aaron Wood

Looking at fretboard diagrams often translates to playing boring, linear scale runs, but when you know what to look for, it can translate into interesting, complex and structured melodies -

On tonight’s LIVE coaching call, we’re breaking down how to normalize odd-time patterns so they become easily usable in common time signatures like 4/4, 3/4, and 6/8. You’ll learn a

On tonight’s call, we’re breaking down Fan Experience Diversification and how to turn one piece of music into multiple fan experiences without changing your core identity. We’ll map out practical

On tonight’s call, we’re digging into the power of the Neapolitan chord and how it can instantly add a darker, more dramatic pull to your riffs and solos. We’ll break

On this call, we’re using Parallel Major to crack open a whole new set of sounds hidden in plain sight. If you want more melodic color, more harmonic options,

Last week's session was about internalizing the core rhythmic subdivisions (2, 3, 4, 5, 6) in straight, consistent feels. Tonight, we're going to dig in to distinctive, must-know rhythm patterns

Tonight, we’re using Parallel Major to crack open a whole new set of sounds hidden in plain sight. If you want more melodic color, more harmonic options, and a real

Last week's session was about internalizing the core rhythmic subdivisions (2, 3, 4, 5, 6) in straight, consistent feels. Tonight, we're going to dig in to distinctive, must-know rhythm patterns

Get ready for a hands-on, practical masterclass in rhythmic versatility. In tonight's group call, I'm going to show you how to internalize rhythm in the ways it really counts.

On this call I'm going to help you break out of relying on "linear" patterns and open the door to new ways to make even simple interval patterns much more