Voltage Drop? Hell no.

Jordan Ronsonette

Perfection isn't an accident. It's repetition until the impossible sounds effortless.

Jordan Ronsonette builds electric sonic landscapes. Every note has purpose. Every rhythm serves the story. Every layer is deliberate. Whether he's creating crushing rhythm guitars, soaring melodic leads, or subtle atmospheric textures, Jordan approaches music like a high-voltage architect rather than simply a performer.

Proudly born and raised in Galena Park, Texas, music has always surrounded him. With a father and older brother who were both drummers, rhythm became part of his DNA long before he ever picked up a guitar. At six years old, after hearing Kirk Hammett's unforgettable lead guitar work on a Metallica record, he became captivated by the instrument and never looked back. By age ten, Jordan was already turning heads, performing Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan live on Houston radio after station DJs refused to believe someone so young could play at that level. Just a few years later, he placed third in a Houston-wide guitar competition hosted by The Music Emporium, confirming what everyone around him already suspected—that music would define his life.

By the time most players had settled on one instrument, Jordan was comfortably moving between guitar, bass, and drums, developing a complete understanding of how songs are constructed from the inside out. His urban influences added another dimension to his playing, blending hard rock, groove, melody, and rhythm into a style that's uniquely his own. Those perspectives would later become one of his greatest strengths.

Throughout the '90s, Jordan honed his craft in Houston's live music scene with bands including Sibling Rivalry and Just Add Dirt, performing throughout the city, writing original music, recording independent releases, and building the stage experience that would prepare him for the years ahead.

Then came a very different chapter...

In 2001, Jordan enlisted in the U.S. Navy Seabees as a Construction Electrician, serving five years that included deployments during Operation Iraqi Freedom II.  Coming home, he then endured the forces of nature- survivThe experience forged the discipline, precision, teamwork, and quiet confidence that would later define both his career and his musicianship.

Jordan joined SiennaBlu when Corey left Houston to attend Full Sail University. Rather than simply replacing a guitarist, he helped propel the band into its next creative chapter. Working alongside Jamie, Keith, and Clendell, Jordan quickly became a driving creative force during one of SiennaBlu's most productive years. He mastered the existing catalog, stepped seamlessly into the role of lead guitarist, and played countless live shows while helping shape much of the band's evolving sound.

His impact reached far beyond the stage. Jordan became deeply involved in developing new material, contributing arrangements, recording guitars, bass, and drums whenever needed, and helping transform rough ideas into finished songs. Long before remote collaboration became commonplace, he worked closely with Corey in Orlando as the band's music continued to evolve across state lines. Many of the songs fans hear today bear Jordan's fingerprints—not only through his guitar work, but through the countless creative decisions that helped define the unmistakable sound of SiennaBlu.

His precision became legendary inside the band. Jamie often joked that Jordan could record the same guitar part three separate times, stack the performances together, and they'd sound as though they had been played on a 24-string guitar by a guitarist with 30 fingers.

It wasn't luck.

It was relentless discipline.

Jordan's style combines modern hard rock with Southern grit, cinematic textures, and melodic instincts that allow heavy music to breathe. Massive rhythm guitars, layered harmonies, tasteful solos, and meticulous attention to detail became trademarks of his recordings.

Like every member of SiennaBlu, originality has always been non-negotiable. Every riff, progression, arrangement, and lyric begins with a blank page. No borrowed formulas. No shortcuts. Just the pursuit of songs that sound unmistakably like SiennaBlu.

"Can Do!"

Following his years with SiennaBlu, Jordan reunited with longtime friend Joey Gaskill in Recovery Room, recording an EP at Rock Army Records in Austin and earning the opportunity to open for King's X during showcase performances in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Today, Jordan works as an industrial electrician at Houston's Toyota Center, balancing a demanding career with family life as a devoted husband and father of two while continuing to write, record, and create whenever inspiration strikes.

His contributions to SiennaBlu extend well beyond the notes he played. Four of his original compositions appear on the upcoming album The Box, a testament to his growth not only as a guitarist, but as a songwriter, arranger, and creative partner whose fingerprints can be found throughout the band's music.

Whether standing beneath the stage lights or quietly crafting songs one track at a time in the studio, Jordan has never chased recognition. He's chased the perfect take, the perfect tone, and the perfect song.

The applause eventually fades.

Great music never does.