Wong began his career in 1997 when he joined
the Din Pedals. Chosen for his classically trained percussion skills, Wong replaced James Grundler on drums, with Grundler becoming the frontman of the group. In 2002, Wong formed the Animators with Devon Copley. They released a number of albums and played on the NYC music scene for five years. Wong went on to form the Paper Raincoat with
Amber Rubarth. The band released an EP and a self-titled album, earning a fan following.
Paste magazine labeled them "Best of What's Next" in 2010. Wong has toured extensively with American singer-songwriter
Vienna Teng. He co-produced her fourth album,
Inland Territory, and co-wrote the song "Antebellum". The record won the ninth annual Independent Music Awards Vox Pop vote for best Folk/Singer-Songwriter Album. Wong also appeared on Teng's fifth album,
Aims, singing a duet with her on "The Breaking Light", a song they co-wrote. In 2011, Wong collaborated with Paul Freeman on a project called Bellows. Wong has also toured extensively with
Ximena Sariñana. She sings on the track "Oceanside" from Wong's debut solo album,
A City on a Lake. ==Discography==