Start with Essential: Building Blocks — it’s free. Two hours of structured video covering Shell Voicings, Drop 2, Django Line, and Wes Line, plus a 28-page PDF. It gives you the foundation and shows you how the VLJG system works before you spend a dollar.

After that, take the Jazz Guitar Scorecard. It’s a short self-diagnosis tool that identifies your player type and gives you one clear next step — either Track A (chord-first, routine and harmony) or Track B (line-first, soloing and improvisation).

Track A is for players who want to understand harmony, build a daily practice routine, and develop chord melody. It’s chord-first and structure-led. Entry point: Bridge: Theory ($59).

Track B is for players who want to play real jazz lines, study how Wes Montgomery and other legends improvise, and develop their own solos on real standards. It’s line-first and sound-led. Entry point: Jazz Icon | Insight ($19).

Both tracks lead toward the same destination. The two paths are designed to pull toward each other — Track A players eventually want lines, Track B players eventually want structure.

That’s Track A. Start with Bridge: Theory ($59) — a chord-first system built around Shell Voicings, Drop 2, and Triads. Instead of thinking in scale boxes, you learn to hear harmony through function and voice leading: how chords move, why they connect, and how to navigate them on the fretboard.

Follow with Bridge: Sound ($100/month) to build a daily practice routine around what you’ve learned. Bridge: Sound gives you Junewon’s own performance videos so you can watch, hear, and build the sound directly into your hands.

Yes. The VLJG system draws directly from how Wes Montgomery interprets the fretboard — through function, diagonal movement, and voice leading rather than scale patterns.

Jazz Icon | Insight ($19) shows a complete chorus of Wes playing a real standard. Melody, harmony, and phrasing analyzed note by note. It’s the fastest way to hear and understand real Wes language before building your own.

Jazz Icon | Breakdown goes deeper: full performance analysis covering chord melody, soloing, and lines across a complete tune — Wes Montgomery and Peter Bernstein.

Jazz Icon | Insight is a Track B entry product — $19 per study. Each one takes a single chorus of a real jazz standard played by a legend (Wes Montgomery) and breaks it down completely: melody, harmony, phrasing, and line logic.

It’s designed for players who want to hear how jazz actually sounds before trying to build it themselves. One chorus. One legend. You see exactly how they think.

Current titles: Wes Montgomery — Fly Me to the Moon and All The Things You Are.

Take the Jazz Guitar Scorecard. It’s a 5-question self-diagnosis tool that identifies your player type — Track A (chord-first, routine-focused) or Track B (line-first, improv-focused) — and gives you one clear next step. Not a quiz. Not a recommendation engine. A mirror.

→ voicelidjazzguitar.com/scorecard

If you’d rather just start immediately: Essential: Building Blocks is free. Two hours of structured video, 28-page PDF. It shows you the full VLJG system before you decide anything.