Get ready to move! Instrumental rock phenomenon JON HARRIS is back with a new playthrough video for his track, “Mustard N Ketchup.” A standout cut from his critically acclaimed album, Parallel Heart, this new video gives fans a deep dive into the technical wizardry and infectious grooves that make Harris a must-watch guitarist.

Blending vast rock dynamics with irresistible funk and dance elements, “Mustard N Ketchup” is a high-energy track that defies genre, proving that instrumental music can be the heart-pounding foundation of pure rock ‘n’ roll.

Jon Harris revealed the surprisingly sophisticated recipe behind the track, citing some of music history’s biggest names as inspiration:

“I get asked about this song more than any other on the record, probably because it stands out in a lot of ways. Mustard N Ketchup is my homage to one of my all-time favourite producers, Quincy Jones, and the magic he created with Michael Jackson and legendary Toto guitarist Steve Lukather“.

“I’ve always loved the sound of the ’80s and I’ve always loved dance music. To me, it’s the heartbeat of rock, as music should make you move!”

Harris, who is also an accomplished chef, ties the track’s title back to his culinary expertise, reinforcing the idea of a universal language of creation:

“The title is also a nod to my life as a chef, where everything starts with the basic building blocks of flavour. Whether it’s food or music, great things come from a solid foundation.”

“Mustard N Ketchup” is featured on the masterful album Parallel Heart, out now via Epictronic.

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Parallel Heart continues to showcase Harris’ mastery of instrumental rock, blending technical precision with emotional resonance.

Previous videos from Parallel Heart:

Entitled (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/Vw4HS0n71Ug
Togetherness (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/hioOIfrUkpE
Entitled (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/_B8KgOYCenA
My Little Lady (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/ry28qp3DIUI
If You Wouldn’t: https://youtu.be/0x1VhJE_HGw
Wasted Entertainment (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/gIiLPbsf6wI

Album credits: Mastering was done by Kevin Ulliac at Vintique Sound – Photography by Yahozka Godfrey at Gabriela Cruz 

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Instrumental rock guitarist Jon Harris has released a new playthrough video for his track “Entitled.” The video is part of his ongoing series that puts the spotlight on his guitar work—raw, precise, and deeply expressive. The song is a standout track from his celebrated debut album, Parallel Heart, released via Epictronic Records.

“Entitled was the first song completed for the album, and it set the tone for everything that followed,” says Jon. “At its peak, it feels like a cinematic escape — I picture myself behind the wheel of an IROC-Z, cruising the Vancouver coastline as the sun dips below the horizon. What’s unique about it is that most of the leads stay clean right up until the bridge, which was unexpected for me and gives the track a subtle, evolving tension before it finally breaks loose.”Says Jon

Stream the full album Parallel Heart now: orcd.co/parallelheart

Parallel Heart continues to showcase Harris’ mastery of instrumental rock, blending technical precision with emotional resonance.

Album credits:
Mastering was done by Kevin Ulliac at Vintique Sound
Photography by Yahozka Godfrey at Gabriela Cruz

Previous videos from Parallel Heart:
Togetherness (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/hioOIfrUkpE
Entitled (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/_B8KgOYCenA
My Little Lady (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/ry28qp3DIUI
If You Wouldn’t: https://youtu.be/0x1VhJE_HGw
Wasted Entertainment (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/gIiLPbsf6wI

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JON HARRIS returns with a new playthrough video for his track “Wasted Entertainment”, taken from his acclaimed album Parallel Heart (Epictronic).

‘Wasted Entertainment’ takes aim at our obsession with social media, calling out the endless scroll that eats away those precious hours of our lives. It’s one of the heavier songs on the album, built on an early riff and loaded with punchy textures and layered sounds that took me a few tries to get right. Recently, I met someone who said it was their favourite track on the whole record – so crank it up!

Stream the full album Parallel Heart now: orcd.co/parallelheart

Parallel Heart continues to showcase Harris’ mastery of instrumental rock, blending technical precision with emotional resonance.

Album credits:
Mastering was done by Kevin Ulliac at Vintique Sound
Photography by Yahozka Godfrey at Gabriela Cruz

Previous videos from Parallel Heart:
Togetherness (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/hioOIfrUkpE
Entitled (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/_B8KgOYCenA
My Little Lady (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/ry28qp3DIUI
If You Wouldn’t: https://youtu.be/0x1VhJE_HGw

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Edmonton instrumental rock guitarist Jon Harris has unveiled the playthrough video for If You Wouldn’t, from his album Parallel Heart (Epictronic). With every note, he pulls you deeper into his world, where soulful riffs, graceful solos, and rich guitar and keyboard layers create a sound that is both intimate and vast.

“‘If You Wouldn’t’ started as a test riff for my new Telecaster. I bought the guitar for recording the album and absolutely fell in love with it,” stated Jon. “A friend of mine asked what my new Telecaster sounded like, so I quickly kicked out this riff, thinking not much of it. Next thing I knew it was 3am and my wife was asking me to come to bed.  A few weeks later we had an opener for the album. There’s a kind of emotional depth in the track that even I have a hard time putting into words. I spent a lot of time trying to rewrite parts of it later, but nothing ever felt as honest as that first version. What you hear on the record is exactly how it needed to be.”

Stream the full album Parallel Heart now: orcd.co/parallelheart

The album is a vivid showcase of Harris’s multi-instrumental skills and compositional vision. While completely instrumental, Parallel Heart conveys stories of tension and release, exploring the space between connection and chaos, creative ambition and everyday demands. From the pulsing energy of Togetherness to the shimmering retro feel of 97BPM, each track builds its own emotional narrative.
Harris, who performed guitar, drums, bass, piano, and production on the record, proves himself not only a guitarist to watch but a full-scale sonic architect. His sound bridges blues-soaked rock, synth-driven textures, and funk grooves with cinematic flair — think Jeff Beck meets Prince with a modern rock edge.

Previous videos from Parallel Heart:
Togetherness (Playthrough): https://youtu.be/hioOIfrUkpE
Entitled (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/_B8KgOYCenA
My Little Lady (Visualizer): https://youtu.be/ry28qp3DIUI

Album credits:
Mastering was done by Kevin Ulliac at Vintique Sound
Photography by Yahozka Godfrey at Gabriela Cruz

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Epictronic proudly presents the latest audiovisual drop from one of instrumental rock’s most compelling new voices: Jon Harris. The Canadian multi-instrumentalist shares the official playthrough video for “Togetherness”, an explosive track lifted from his debut album, Parallel Heart — out now via Epictronic.

“Togetherness’stands as a reflection on human connection, born from the isolation of the pandemic. At its heart, the song contemplates a simple yet profound question: are we okay, as a humanity?”

Based in Edmonton, Jon Harris is fast becoming a name to watch in the modern rock landscape. Parallel Heart positions him as more than just a guitarist — he’s a fully-fledged sonic architect. The album merges blues-soaked hard rock, vintage synth-pop, and funk-inflected grooves into a cohesive and forward-thinking sound. Think Jeff Beck channeling Prince with a cinematic twist.

Though entirely instrumental, Parallel Heart speaks volumes. The compositions — from the pulsing urgency of “Togetherness” to the retro sparkle of “97BPM” — form a loose narrative about the tension between connection and chaos, between creative drive and real-world demands. Each track offers its own emotional arc, powered by Harris’s multi-instrumental mastery (he handles guitar, drums, bass, piano, and production duties himself).

Stream the full album Parallel Heart now: orcd.co/parallelheart

Album credits:

Mastering was done by Kevin Ulliac at Vintique Sound – Photography by Yahozka Godfrey at Gabriela Cruz

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