Cameron Jones is a musician who draws inspiration from the driving rhythms and melodic honesty of the acoustic gypsy jazz guitar. He performs regularly with prominent Sydney bands; The Spyglass Gypsies and Gadjo Guitars. Jones is also the Creative Director of the Brisbane based OzManouche Festival. Australia's premier festival dedicated to gypsy jazz music. The Waterfall Way is Jones's first album. A collection of songs drawing repertoire and inspiration from his travels to France and The Netherlands over five years where he was able to discover the very source and origins of the music.

"I am most impressed with his understanding and execution of the Gypsy Swing style."
Hank B Marvin

The Gypsy Jazz Project (GJP) is a Canberra-based quartet playing 1930s Parisian "hot club" jazz in the style of Django Reinhardt. Featuring Bruce Rose and Sverre Molland on guitars, Anthony Irving on double bass and Steve Rouch on clarinet and vocals, the GJP plays hot string swing jazz that will bring a smile to your dial and get your hands clapping while your feet tapping.