Already settled in the electronic dance community, he is one of the standards of a growing Canadian scene, but is already a world-class machine of turning dancefloors upside down.

Mathew Jonson tells Okkana that the group are scheduled to release their next album "before the summer" next year.

Mathew Jonson and Minilogue get together at VOLTT for a sonic journey into the depths of tech... with a whole LOT of hardware!

Jonson tells fabric's blog that more releases are to come this year from Cobblestone Jazz and Midnight Operator, his infrequent collaboration alongside his brother Nathan.

The Danish video series catches up with the Canadian producer, who recounts his life in electronic music in 10 minutes.

The Canadian producer tells Electronic Beats about his winter retreat in the Indian state, and how the club scene is moving on from its deeply ingrained trance scene.

The Wagon Repair boss explains to Juno Plus how the environment in which he records intrinsically affects the mood of his music.

Electronic Beats sat down with Mathew Jonson and discussed spirituality, India and the vices of touring.

Label chief Mathew Jonson says that in order to combat falling returns on releasing music Wagon Repair will focus more on putting out albums in the future.

The Canadian producer chats with the fabric blog about his debut album, essential studio gear and how he'd love to again work with his pop star compatriot. Also included is an audio stream of his London live debut, recorded at the club back in 2004.

Beatportal profiles the Wagon Repair founder and self-confessed gear geek, with an accompanying video tour of his Berlin studio and previews of unreleased early Jonson material.