Since picking up the ukulele in 2011 and cutting his teeth on live performances in 2014, Jarvix has become one of Oklahoma City's premier solo artists known for his multi-instrumentalist looping pedal arrangements and fun stage shows. This has since led to him opening for acts such as Tune-yards, That 1 Guy, and Trout Fishing in America.

His reputation for weirdness owes much to eccentric influences like David Byrne, Beck, Dan Deacon, and the aforementioned Tune-yards. He has also been compared to the likes of Sufjan Stevens and Gary Jules, however, so there is more to his music than you might at first think. His catalogue tends to be varied and adventurous.

Jarvix believes that music is one of life's great gifts that has the power to unite and inspire the world. If his small part in it can help create a more positive, more accepting, and weirder community, well, shucks, he'll be happy as a clam.