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Hangface at the Hove Festival, Norway
Hangface at the Hove Festival, Norway

As an international performing and recording artist, Sean Coons has worked with some of the top talents in the music industry—virtuosi of instrument and voice, gifted songwriters, and titans of production . . . Aaron Baker, Alan Barnes, Matthew Brookes, Patrick Butler, BTS Agnomen, Paul Barnes, Rhett Fisher, Micah Faulkner, Brandon Rogers, Theron Derrick, Lucky Diaz, Jimmy Paxson, Randy Reeman, Jimmy D’Anda, and the Nordic living legends of Hangface, to name a few. 

Tours have taken him into the heart of darkness (i.e., Hollywood), up and down the coast of California, across the United States from Hermosa Beach to Florida, to New York, Las Vegas, Hawaii, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and the breathtaking land of the midnight sun, Norway.

In the studio, Sean has recorded with industry powerhouses Alex Greggs and Mark Kiczula. He wrote/co-wrote three songs for Ginger Lewis’s Something in the Water and co-arranged the album in Nashville, Tennessee with multi-platinum producer Greg Archilla and singer Ginger Lewis, joined by a crew of Nashville all-stars: Greg Morrow, Alison Prestwood, Michael Noble, Jimmy Nichols, Jonathan Yudkin, and Tony Paoletta.

Today his focus is on composing and recording music with The Möbius Trip, BTS Agnomen, and his son, Jack, as well as serving with the worship team at Ten Mile Christian Church.

The Möbius Trip album “Prime Numbers” is available on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, and Deezer.

Sean wrote about his adventures in music in the book, PRODIGAL SONG: A Gen X Memoir of Excess and Obsession in Pursuit of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Dream, published by Shimmer Tree Books.

Prime Numbers
by The Möbius Trip 

“On the Cross” by Sean Coons

“El Velo” by The Möbius Trip 

“Coons Jig” by Sean Coons

“Run ‘Til I Can’t No More” by Jack & Dad 

“On the Cross”
by Sean Coons

“El Velo”
by The Möbius Trip 

“Coons Jig”
by Sean Coons

“Run ‘Til I Can’t No More”
by Jack & Dad

“On the Cross” by Sean Coons

“Open Sesame” by Sean Coons

Adventures in Music . . .