Jaxon Rue is a storyteller at heart. His trumpet style draws from alternative rock, film scores, and post-grunge melancholy. With moody harmonies and lyrical solos, his sound evokes nighttime drives, heartbreak letters, and transformative moments.
His album Glass Mirrors tells a story of identity through trumpet, electric guitar, and ambient textures. Think: Chet Baker meets Sigur Rós in a dive bar.
Raised in a musical family with a rock background, Jaxon found trumpet late—he says it gave his inner voice a new channel. Now, his work is deeply personal, cinematic, and genre-fluid.
Jaxon teaches emotional expression first. His students learn how to tell stories with phrasing, build mood through harmony, and connect to real-life experiences through sound.