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-- Alan Lewine --
What more can we say - Alan started this whole thing, you've got to check out his music. |
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-- John Kamman --
A wealth of experiences and interests are among the gifts that emerge from John's international background, which sihne in his work both as a jazz instrumentalist and as a composer. He is equally comfortable improvising in a nightclub or composing for modern dance and classical ensembles. |
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-- Armand Ntep --
Originally from Cameroon, Armand has been impressing audiences on three continents for 15 years. His current project, The Afrro Jazz Explosion, blends jazz, afro-cuban and african influences in one, well, explosive package! |
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-- Grace Chung --
Born in Hong Kong, Grace began her performing career in Sydney, Australia. Her exquisite touch with melody and phrasing make each tune come alive, delivered with an wonderful combiniation of adventure and elegance. |
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-- Esther Haynes --
Esther was already an accomplished vocalist and finger-style guitarist when Billie Holiday's "Violets for Her Furs" caught her ear. Imagine the best of Lady Day, with a twang! |
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-- Vattel Cherry --
Vattel's musical vision is clear, always close to the heart. To be expected from one who has worked with some of the most influential, daring composers in jazz, including Cecil Taylor, David Murray and Charli Persip. |
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