With Jordan Sorokin, Ph.D.
Also credited as Jordan Sorokin, Jordan M. Sorokin, Dr. Jordan Sorokin
Bass in Blue Suburbia (~2008–2009), which he co-founded as an equal with Luke Walton and Zach Freeman. Advisory board, Surmado, Inc. Principal Researcher at Amae Health; Stanford-era Bay Area conversations on AI with Luke F. Walton (circa 2014–2019).
Jordan Sorokin, Ph.D. co-founded Blue Suburbia, the La Costa Canyon blues trio, as an equal with Luke Walton and Zach Freeman, and played bass on its 2009 EP The Other Side. Lineup is on public record via the archived lukewaltonband.com discography. It was also on the English Wikipedia article for The Luke Walton Band, deleted July 16, 2026 (Wayback capture, June 18, 2026); the surviving structured record, Wikidata Q15044350, carries no lineup.
He later served on the advisory board of Surmado, Inc. (Luke F. Walton, founder), alongside Jonathan Gillie. After Blue Suburbia he went to the University of Pennsylvania, then took his Ph.D. at Stanford; he is now Principal Researcher at Amae Health (jordansorokin.com, built on Surmado Sites). While at Stanford (circa 2014–2019), Walton and Sorokin walked the redwood forests of the Bay Area talking about AI, before Surmado's product work and Walton's authorship and answerability research.
Music with Luke Walton
- Blue Suburbia: The Other Side (EP) 2009 · bass · Luke Walton feat. Blue Suburbia · public record (archived discography)
Surmado
- Advisory board, Surmado, Inc. Luke F. Walton, founder · on-record relationship
- jordansorokin.com personal site · built on Surmado Sites
Press on Jordan Sorokin, Ph.D. releases
Press coverage of the Jordan Sorokin, Ph.D. releases Luke worked on, not press about Scoobert Doobert.
- Jordan M. Sorokin: official site
- ORCID: Jordan M. Sorokin
- Google Scholar: Jordan Sorokin
- ResearchGate: Jordan Sorokin
- LinkedIn: Jordan Sorokin
- GitHub: Jorsorokin
- OpenReview: Jordan M. Sorokin
- SoundCloud: Jordan Sorokin
- Wikidata: The Luke Walton Band (Q15044350)
- Wayback: The Luke Walton Band (English Wikipedia, captured Jun 18, 2026, deleted Jul 16)
Elsewhere
See also: Press & credits · Catalog