Kopec started the band
Intricate Unit. Having played many shows at
Toad's Place in
New Haven, CT, the band eventually started playing many shows in the
Tri-state area and touring across the country; notably, playing to thousands of people in
Ohio in 2006 at the Gathering of the Juggalos. Kopec composes for film, TV, and video games. Kopec has placed twice at the Hollywood Reporter Film and TV Music Conference in Los Angeles for his music in
trailers and video games. Kopec also works with Massachusetts-based company Sonicbids for music licensing opportunities. Kopec has been an
ASCAP (American Society for Composers and Publishers) member since 2005. Kopec also has a music publishing company called Jukebox Johnny with ASCAP. In late 2009, Kopec started a company called The Rock Pulse. The mission of this company was to provide a service for bands to get into the
Rock Band Network. The Rock Pulse has authored songs for Intricate Unit and Dead By Wednesday. However, Kopec decided in 2011 to focus more of his energy on other companies. On 10-10-10, Kopec relocated his home and studio to Los Angeles. On June 1, 2011, Kopec's release,
Epic Orchestral and Cinematic Rock for Film Trailers, was reviewed and nominated for Best CD of the Year. In late 2012, Kopec launched
Epitome Music Library which represents artists and bands. Some of EML's clients include
CBS,
Discovery, and
Bunnim-Murray. ==Discography==