Meridien Musik. The label's first act was Aneiki, a duo consisting of Grant Wallis and Jennifer Waite, who was one of the backing vocalists who travelled with Savage Garden during their The Future of Earthly Delites tour. Meridien Musik released their album Words in Place of Objects; Jones five songs with Waite: "Dearest", "She Says", "Saving Grace", "Feel This Fool" and "Sugarlust". That was the only music Aneiki would release. In 2002, Jones worked with another Australian duo, called Bachelor Girl, to co-write a song called "Falling" for their fourth and last album, Dysfunctional. In 2004, Jones helped produce for Australian pop-rock musician Julie Strickland and the Australian act The Wish (Peter Freebairn and Bill Kio) for their respective debut albums. Jones then left the music industry, moved to Las Vegas, and went into the real estate business. As of 2015, Jones, de Leon, and their two daughters, Mikayla (born 2006) and Keira (born 2010) reside in the United States. References 1973 births Living people APRA Award winners Australian pop musicians Australian record producers Australian songwriters Australian rock guitarists Australian keyboardists Australian multi-instrumentalists English emigrants to Australia Australian people of English descent Musicians from Brisbane People from Southend-on-Sea Musicians from Essex Savage Garden members Australian expatriates in the United States