An amazing talent, Alex possesses solid guitar skills and singing ability, along with a confident stage presence that makes him a joy to see live.  Whether in a group or performing solo, he delivers passion and energy to his audiences, as they revel in the musical moments he creates.  Alex writes songs, too, and is a professional paintball champion.

Alyssandra is a singer whose voice is as captivating as the songs she writes.  She released her first album as Alyssandra and the Daymakers in 2010.  The next year, she released an EP with Lucky Penny, a collaboration with other songwriters, Merrady, David Sinclair Robison and Lexi Lee.  She released her solo album, When My Love Knot Slips, in 2012 and then did a 1450 mile music-tour-by-bicycle down the West Coast.  Since then she has collaborated and performed with numerous artists, as well as serving as host of the Viento Y Agua Open Mic in Long Beach, where she recently celebrated her 10-year anniversary.

https://talesofalyssandra.com/

April is a self-taught guitar player, singer and songwriter.  She has an acoustic blues sound, but specializes in fun songs that are a little quirky and very memorable.  Her influences include:  Modest Mouse, Sublime, NOFX, the Doors, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Zeppelin, Eleni Mandell and Conor Oberst.

Bob Slawson is a Long Beach musician who enjoys a variety of styles and is a big supporter of local music. He plays guitar and mandolin, as well as some piano, and sings his original songs at local open mics. Plus he does occasional gigs.

Brandon is a highly-skilled instrumentalist who plays saxophone, flute and guitar.  He also has a smooth and expressive voice that commands your attention.  Currently, he studies jazz at Long Beach City College, and gigs as often as possible.  He also teaches music at Jazz Angels.  Past bandmember in MOVE and DoZeGuyZ.

Buck Bowen is a freethinking, motivational mc with a lyrical appetite for skeptical inquiry and self-development.  If he’s not manscaping the middlebrow’s beliefs about reality, he’s inflating the tires of their lackadaicycle.  An advocate of mental fitness through music, this whimsical, en-lifting beat-dropper shines brightest on stage—coalescing brawny beats with catchy choruses, vibrant storytelling, and a splash of dry wit.

http://www.buckbowen.com/

Carole is an accomplished singer-songwriter who also plays and teaches acoustic guitar.  Now residing in Long Beach, she is from Hilltown, Pennsylvania.  She studied audio engineering at Long Beach City College and also attended Cal State Los Angeles.  Her voice is operatic in tone and filled with emotion.  Carole’s original songs feature poignant moments and delightful details, as well as strong messages.  Her favorite quote is:  "The way we spend our days, is the way we spend our lives."

Originally from Canada, Chris currently resides in Long Beach, where he is a part-time musician and full-time entrepreneur, designing and manufacturing fitness equipment.  He is an excellent blues and folk musician who sings and plays guitar, as well as harmonica.  Chris is also a skillful songwriter.

http://anchorpointtraining.com/

Casey is from Mililani Town, Hawaii.  In addition to being a singer, she is a professional photographer currently based in Honolulu and Los Angeles.  Along with Lionel Deguzman, she is a member of Tigers in the Sky, a music duo whose appealing vocals and unique style bring a breath of fresh air from across the Pacific to Southern California.

http://www.caseyliu.com/

http://tigersinthesky.com/

Chad is a classic R&B singer based in Long Beach and gigging regularly around Southern California.  He also plays trombone and writes songs.  He was born in Troy, Alabama, and began playing trombone at the age of 10.  His musical influences are diverse, from church music to old school R&B singers like Sam Cooke, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye and Al Green; all the way to artists like Keith Sweat, Guy, LaVert, Jodeci and Boys ll Men.  Always full of feeling and nuance, his performances delight audiences, as they sing along and dance to his seamless groove.   

Chelsey was born in Los Angeles and began writing songs as a teenager.  She went on to study songwriting at the prestigious Berklee School of Music in Boston.  Chelsey has been performing since she was six years old.  Her influences include Ella Fitzgerald, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Selena.  She has performed at various venues such as:  House of Blues LA; The Federal Bar, Long Beach; LA County Fair; OC County Fair; Angel's Stadium; the Queen Mary and smaller venues scattered throughout Los Angeles and Boston.

Clark McSteven is the front man for an Orange County punk band called The Whining Pussys. Known for his energetic performances, Clark also writes intense, introspective and sometimes funny tunes for the band. He plays guitar and sings, and does some producing.

Like so many Southern Californians, Cynthia left a colder clime—Sheboygan, Wisconsin—to relocate where the sun shines most of the time.  She studied at Santa Monica College, and in recent years has focused on performing and songwriting, both of which she does prolifically.  Cynthia is a member of The Geriatrix, a ukulele trio that plays cover songs from the 1920s to the present, as well as Cynthia’s own compositions.

https://www.facebook.com/thegeriatrix/

Diana grew up in Japan, where she took classical piano lessons beginning at age four, but after five years she moved on to study percussion, including a drum course at the Yamaha School of Drumming.  Then after a chance introduction to a producer from Polydor Records, Diana received vocal coaching from him.  Next, she joined a successful “J-Pop” group for a while, then went on to earn a B.S. in Microbiology.  Ultimately, she started gigging as a drummer and vocalist.  She currently plays with a rock/blues group featuring Tim Russ (of Star Trek Voyager), and is a member of Valdivia X, an industrial-electronic-rock project.

http://dianaperkins.webs.com/

Deja is a rising star on the Long Beach music scene.  She writes her original songs on guitar with an authenticity that cuts to the bone and sets her apart.  With hints of soul in her soft yet powerful vocals, Deja reveals a rare depth and unguarded honesty in her pristine approach to making music and writing poetic lyrics.  She goes against the grain in era, genre and trend.  Deja is a wholly original, natural-born artist.

https://www.reverbnation.com/deja_music_

Dennis was born in Rock Island, Illinois, and started playing guitar around age 11.  He spent years playing R&B, rock, and the blues with some of the area’s most talented musicians before moving to California at age 20.  There he expanded his repertoire to include reggae and soca, while playing in a band from Trinidad.  His influences include Gil Scott-Heron, Victor Wooten, Stevie Wonder, Johnny Winter, Ivan Neville and Paul Thorn.

If she were a lot older, Dorothy might have been a hippie.  Her free spirit is an inspiration to all whom she encounters.  Always positive, spiritual and insightful, she thrives in the moment.  A physically fit woman of the new century, Dorothy brings a unique sound and sensibility to the stage whenever she performs.  Soulful, passionate vocals are her trademark, along with her precious little guitar, which she treats like an old friend.  Prepare to be mesmerized when you see and hear her.

Dorrette is a singer-songwriter and actor, who was born in Kinston, Jamaica.  She didn’t start singing until she was 25, when she won an audition to sing with the world-renowned group, The Jamaica Folk singers.  She toured the island with the group, also performing in Costa Rica.  In 1988, Dorrette moved to the Florida, where she studied musical theater at Lake Worth Community College.  She appeared in the musical, Sweet Charity, and began doing extra work in film and television in nearby Miami.  In 2005, she moved to Los Angeles, and has continued acting and singing, while working part-time as a nurse.

Eddie Booze is a well-established, working musician who lives in the Long Beach area.  He can be heard regularly at multiple venues around town.  Eddie has the unique ability to span or even blend genres with high energy, vocally-driven, very creative melodies.  He has recorded multiple albums and is an accomplished writer of film scores, as well as a writer of novels.

A totally unique musical force that is simultaneously ethereal and funky, Esther has the power to make you move and make you think.  Whether alone with her guitar or sometimes joined by a loop pedal, she can singlehandedly capture and hold an audience with her charismatic presence and irresistible, original music.  Combined with her new group, King Kang, she can command larger venues with ease, as they take you on a musical trip to another world.

https://www.facebook.com/kingkangmusic

An artist in so many senses of the word, Fernando paints, writes poetry, performs as a sideman in music groups and, let the world know this, also writes terrific songs.  He has a soulful voice capable of bringing tears or smiles to his audiences, depending upon the song.  When you hear Fernando sing, you know it’s real—he owns whatever tune he’s performing, original or cover. 

Paula is the founder and former host of the Royal Cup Café Open Mic, which she developed over several years into one of the premiere music venues in Long Beach.  A school teacher by profession, she is an adventurous spirit who thrives on challenging herself.  Her gutsy performances are always fun to behold, as she reaches deep inside to free her spirit and entertain her audiences.  The next challenge for Paula is writing her own songs, and we’re certain she’ll do well.

Heather hails from Vernon, Texas, and is well-known within the Long Beach Music Community. She is a unique and gifted artist with special skills. Her voice is soulful and her piano playing very expressive. Plus she’s a terrific songwriter who has fronted bands (Nothing But Flowers) and gigged locally. Heather's enthusiasm and charisma are part of her charm as an artist. A must-see and hear, whenever and wherever.

Affectionately known as the “Post-Apocalyptic Troubadour,” Steiner (as he is called by his friends) is a legendary figure on the Long Beach open mic circuit.  Always exploring with new and unique, original songs, his trademark sound features unusual phrasing and delightful flourishes that always gets the audience involved.  A crowd-pleaser, his style is almost indescribable, and has to be seen and heard live to be fully appreciated.

Jackson is a young man with a mature spirit that’s in-tune with the giants of the past.  His amazing vocals are inspired by legends like Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams, but his original songs are his alone.  You can’t keep from smiling when Jackson takes you on his musical journeys, some of which even include yodeling!  A solid songwriter with heightened sensitivities, his songs are always memorable.  Jackson studied at CSULB, and currently appears around town at open mics and other venues.

As a child, Jake performed in musical theater and took guitar and violin lessons. At the same time, he was developing his talent in drawing and animation.  Then, while attending the Art Institute, Jake renewed his interest in learning to play the guitar and singing.  He started singing at karaoke bars and busking on the streets.  He learned the foundations of songwriting from award-winning, singer-songwriter Dee Dee O’Malley.  His greatest influences are Sam Cooke, James Taylor, The Beatles, The Temptations, Jim Croce and Smokey Robinson.

http://www.jakewoodruff.com/

James studied Criminal Justice at CSULB, recently receiving his bachelor’s degree, but his heart remains attached to his music.  An accomplished songwriter and captivating performer, James takes his audience on a musical high that includes originals and revitalized covers.  Pop and Hip-Hop, the man they call “Gericho” even does Doo-Wop!  Catch his act around town and beyond.

Jay is a musician and songwriter with strong Southern California roots.  As the drummer for the seminal, proto-punk group, Jupiter, Jay was performing on the Sunset Strip during the glory days of the 1980s.  His rock sensibilities are tempered with blues and country influences, as well as an appreciation for pop hooks and danceable grooves.  He loves to tell stories with the songs he writes and, as a solo performer, Jay has recently re-invented himself as one-of-a-kind, country blues storyteller with lots of style and lots of fun.

http://www.jayperris.com/

Jazzy is a multi-talented, singer/actress/dancer with an effervescent personality that lights up the stage.   Her vocal skills are extraordinary, as are her kinesthetic abilities.  Her energy is incredible, and she commands your attention.  Jazzy studied acting and voice at Long Beach City College and Renaissance High School for the Arts.  She has appeared in numerous stage productions, including as a paid professional, and also works as a licensed massage therapist.

Jeri is a singer and ukulele player who, with her husband Mike and their friend, Cynthia Wolff, is a member of the GeriatriX, a ukulele trio that met at the Long Beach Ukulele Club.  The GeriatriX play cover songs from the 1920’s to the present, along with some original songs written by Cynthia.

https://www.facebook.com/thegeriatrix/

Jesse is an amazing performer and songwriter. His original tunes are rhythmically complex, lyrically provocative and very memorable. Originally from Nebraska, where he studied philosophy at Hastings College, Jesse moved to Long Beach to explore the music scene and California culture. He performs locally with other artists in varied styles. A creative ball of energy not to be missed!

Calling himself The Loneliest Casanova, Jonathan Scott is a super cool, introspective singer-songwriter with a distinctive style that combines unique phrasing and catchy, rhythmic elements to draw in his listeners.  Here’s how he describes himself:  I would call my music “Eclectic Soul.”  Sounds good to us!

https://www.facebook.com/loneliestcasanova/?pnref=lhc

Keayva is a provocative poet and performer, who spins her words into webs of intrigue, as listeners get more and more involved in her world of observation and feeling.  A frequent performer at open mics in the Long Beach area, Keayva has begun evolving into a feature act.  Articulate, intelligent, insightful and always a pleasure to hear and see, she expands our consciousness by sharing hers.

Kelly is a multitalented artist who not only plays guitar and writes her own songs, she’s also an accomplished photographer with a creative eye and firm grasp of the moment.  Kelly is an emerging singer with great instincts and potential.  Check out her photos at…

http://www.kellywoodrum.com/

Kelsey is a multi-instrumentalist performer who writes extraordinarily accessible songs inspired by her love of many musical genres.  Together with her partner in music and life, Loryn Ruiz-Mendoza, they form the core of an eclectic group known as Queen Califia.  Here’s what they have to say about their music:  “We have a broad range of influences.  Our sound has an early punk and psychobilly sound along with rockabilly, country, grass roots and a dance pop element.”

http://queencalifia.bandcamp.com/

Kirk’s sound and style is a combination of rock, folk and popular music.  His original songs are rare, lyrical gems based on his life experiences and a fascinating ability to recreate situations and feelings in a way that make us think we were there.  He attended Cal State Northridge, and worked in education for many years, to include being the principal of a school.  He has acted in several films and television shows.  Kirk is also a professional photographer with a gift for choosing subject matter and a dramatic style.

http://www.kirkpix.com/

Kris possesses a riveting voice and style that are uniquely hers.  Comfortable singing covers in multiple genres to include blues, jazz, r&b and popular music, she lives in Tustin and gigs in-and-around Long Beach.  She studied at Saddleback College, and writes her own originals, too.  A bundle of energy and positivity, she exudes good vibes whenever she performs, sharing her beautiful smile and terrific music with grateful audiences everywhere.

Originally from Fresno, California, and now living in Long Beach, Kurt studied at Fresno City College and Cal State Long Beach.  He is a gifted songwriter and musician, who specializes in catchy tunes with strong hooks and feel-good grooves.  Lyrically, he is introspective and very observant.  Frequently teaming with lead guitar player, David Hernandez, Kurt creates a style of music that has roots in Tejano and Tex-Mex, but is at the same time pop and kind of funky.  Currently, he and David are performing with his band, Kurtis E. and the Plumes.

That voice.  That style.  There’s only one Laura, and she always brings it when she performs.  Blues, old school, rock, r&b, folk, you-name-it, Laura can deliver.  Her soulful voice ignites every song she sings.  Power.  Feeling.  Intensity.  Laura is all of that and more.  She is an accomplished songwriter as well.

Lefty is a third generation guitarist who was raised on the road by rock musicians in the 1970s.  He began singing onstage at the age of 8, and started playing guitar at the age of 15.  His first paid gig was two years later, and he has been working bars, nightclubs, and recording studios ever since.  No matter what the genre, he always finds a way to put the blues into it.  His musical influences include Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, Billy Gibbons, Elmore James, Eric Clapton, T-Bone Walker, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and many more.

Lionel is from Waialua, Hawaii.  He is a songwriter and performer who teams with Casey Liu in the group, Tigers in the Sky.  He writes extraordinary songs that are light and appealing, yet full of substance.  His songs evoke positive feelings and, often, smiles.  Lionel’s melodies are light and uplifting, and his harmonies with Casey are deliciously soothing.

http://tigersinthesky.com/

Lisa is a soul, blues and R&B vocalist, guitarist and keyboardist who left her teaching career in 2013 to become a full-time, traveling musician.  She has performed in bars, restaurants, house shows, as a busker and at community events, in North America (including Long Beach & L.A.) and Southeast Asia (including Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia).  She has visited nearly 50 countries in the last 12 years, participating in jam sessions on every continent except Antarctica.  Her terrific songwriting reflects her life’s adventures and impressions.

http://www.lisaspykers.com/

Lj is an original from Texas, whose country/blues/jazz leanings give a special flavor to her performances, as well as the songs she writes.  She studied at the Art Institute of Houston and Los Angeles.

Lorenzo started playing guitar when he was seven years old; formed his first band when at age 11, and then played in bands continuously for over 20 years.  In the 80s, he performed regularly with his group, Jupiter, in L.A. venues like The Troubadour, Gazzari's, Club 88 and The Cuckoos Nest.  Currently, he performs solo or with small groups, revisiting some of his earlier material, as well as showcasing the newer songs he has written.

Loryn is the amazing vocalist for the Long Beach-based group, Queen Califia.  She attended L.A. County High School for the Arts.  Her voice is grounded in classical and jazz studies, and is flawless, soulful and even playful at times.  Her stage presence is energizing, and the chemistry between her and bandmate Kelsey Landazuri is a joy to behold.

http://queencalifia.bandcamp.com/

Lupe studied music at Long Beach City College, where she was very active in the various choral groups.  She loves many different styles of music, to include R&B, pop, hip-hop and jazz.  Her voice has a lot of range and textures:  she can belt it out with power or spread it around like hot butter.  Lupe currently sings with the group, When the Ocean Kisses the Sand, as well as Gericho and the Guardians.

Marcus is a charismatic performer whose enthusiasm and energy radiates from the stage to embrace and lift his audiences.  From his expressive vocals to his signature guitar playing, when CHoWdY is in the house there’s a party going on.  Marcus studied music at LBCC, and he was a founding member of DoZeGuyZ, an energetic group of Long Beach musicians known for their party-ready tunes and show-stopping performances.  Marcus performs at various venues around town, as a solo act and with others.

Mike is a singer and ukulele player who, with his wife Jeri and their friend, Cynthia Wolff, is a member of the GeriatriX, a ukulele trio that met at the Long Beach Ukulele Club.  The GeriatriX play cover songs from the 1920’s to the present, along with some original songs written by Cynthia.  They can be seen at open mics and other venues around Long Beach and beyond.

https://www.facebook.com/thegeriatrix/

Mooney currently resides in Long Beach, where he has become a welcomed addition to the local music scene.  Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Mooney has also lived in L.A. and NYC, and studied at Cal State, Northridge.  His influences range from gospel and the blues, to hip-hop and Prince.  An extraordinary songwriter, his lyrics and melodies are riveting and intelligent.  Possessing an amazing vocal range that soars into a falsetto from heaven, Mooney’s live performances are awe-inspiring spectacles that must be seen to be believed.

Monica began seriously writing songs when she was fifteen. She has played piano since childhood, and later taught myself how to play ukulele and guitar. The Southern California culture she grew up in definitely inspires her writing. She has studied at Cal State Long Beach, and possesses a beautifully smooth voice with an impressive range. Comfortable singing in various styles, she is an adept songwriter whose songs are insightful and touching. Recently, her interest in eerie synth and thick bass sounds has led her to explore producing.

Nicole is a free spirit whose energy and enthusiasm is boundless.  She is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter.  Her styles vary from hip-hop to R&B to pop.  Nicole has collaborated with other musicians on frequent occasions, both on stage and in the studio.  Whether she is accompanying herself or others on guitar, or playing drums on stage or in the studio; you can bet she’ll be bringing it, because that’s what she always does.

Noah is a singer-songwriter and guitarist born in California and raised in Tennessee. His influences include Maroon 5, John Mayer, Nickel Creek, Jack Johnson, Muse, Chopin, Norman Brown, Cat Stevens, and Josh White Jr., among others. He has performed in venues throughout the U.S., as well as Mexico, England and Argentina. He is a veteran kitesurfer and a licensed instructor. Noah also works as a music producer, helping many artists to find their sound and create special moments in his musician-friendly studio. He currently resides in Charleston, South Carolina.

http://noahgrove.com/

Ozzy studied music composition at Cal State, Northridge.  He plays guitar and piano, and specializes in creating a soulful, compelling sound that rises and falls like waves in the ocean.  His audiences are free to float and feel, as Ozzy draws them into his world of pain and pleasure.  Possessing an extraordinary vocal range, his voice cries out for our attention, and we welcome the opportunity.

Randell is from Calamba, Phillipines.  He’s a bundle of blues and rock-inspired energy, who can shred a guitar, stroke a piano and sing his heart out.  A gifted songwriter, he creates little masterpieces that moving and entertaining.  Randell gigs around Southern California in various configurations to include The Randell Milan Band (RMB).  Check him out!

Rene is a native Californian who writes songs and performs solo, using a looper to layer multiple harmonies, percussive effects and guitar licks.  His influences include  Jason Mraz, Jack White, Radiohead, BLink-182, Daft Punk, Mumford and Sons, Coldplay, the Black Keys, Allen Stone and Ed Sheeran.  Possessing a soulful voice with great range, his performances are high-energy and riveting.

http://renemarino.com/

Robby is a stand-up guy, if only because he plays upright bass.  He studied music at LBCC, and has performed as the comical foil for Robby Ravenwood in The Funhouse Porcupines, a group that features vintage jazz tunes and humorous original material.  Currently, Robby can be seen and heard performing jazz standards as part of a two-piece group with guitar virtuoso, Adam Bellotto.

Robby is a unique performer and songwriter who combines satire and music with an appreciation for the American Songbook.  His influences include:  Dan Hicks, Randy Newman, Tom Lehrer and Tom Waits.  A former standup comedian, Robby has performed at The Ice House, The Comedy Store and The Improv in Los Angeles, as well as coffee houses, chic country clubs and a few select truck stops. He has opened for Paula Poundstone and Lily Tomlin.

http://www.robbyravenwood.com/

Robi’s music ranges from edgy to beautiful ballads.  His fluid voice and vivid lyrics captivate audiences.  His songwriting draws from his life, his loves, his family and his travels around the globe.  And his exceptional guitar playing skills are varied, spanning the musical spectrum from blues to folk.

http://www.robiduganne.com/

Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, Rodney lives in Long Beach.  He studied at Compton College.  His relaxed performance style is enjoyed regularly by audiences in Long Beach, where he performs at open mics.  Rodney loves multiple genres and styles, which is reflected in his choice of material.  He is also a songwriter, whose lyrics and style are a natural fit for his melodies.

Rommel lives in Los Angeles, and studied at University of Cebu in the Philippines.  An incredible songwriter and performer, his original tunes are gut-wrenching tales of profound importance.  As he draws you into his world with his haunting voice, Rommel simultaneously assaults you with original, razor sharp lyrics.  A must-see act, Rommel also thrives doing covers and jam sessions.  A veteran guitarist, his riffs and fills are always spot-on.

A guitar maestro who draws on influences from across decades of the rock spectrum, Sean blazes the fret with fluid solos and fills sure to delight the senses.  From Huntington Beach, now residing in Long Beach, he studied at Golden West College.  But his real schooling was in the School of Hard Knocks, in which he learned to play the blues and all things rock-‘n-roll.  A talented songwriter as well, Sean is always ready to jam, even if he’s never heard the song before.  You know he’ll lock in quickly, and take it to another level, brother and sister!

Sharon Giarratano is a fourth generation musician, born and raised in New Orleans.  She plays bass and sings with the Long Beach-based band, Slushbox.  They create art party happenings and showcases; produce comedy vignettes, and even debuted their an original rock theatre with a cast of 12, including opera singers and acrobats!  Sharon has performed with jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell and Michael Bacich of Oingo Boingo.  She has a B.A. in Ethnomusicology and teaches voice, piano, music appreciation and creative processes.

http://www.slushbox.net

Over the years, Shy's style has progressed from mainly hip hop and r&b into neo-soul, spoken word, jazz and the blues.  A commanding performer, she owns the stage and projects boundless energy and magnetism.  She has a soulful voice and passionate delivery, but can also be soft and vulnerable.  She has performed at venues like BB King’s, The House of Blues, Basque, and Blue Café.  Currently, Shy appears with her new band, Shy and the All Stars.  

http://www.shybutflyy.net/

Sofia is a gift to America from the land of Sweden.  She came to America to study music at Long Beach City College.  In addition to her native tongue, she also speaks English, German and French.  She sings beautifully, anything from jazz to traditional music, folk to pop.  Sofia’s voice is pure and silky, her phrasing impeccable and her stage presence riveting.

A former English teacher, Therese is an adept harmony singer and emerging songwriter.  She also studies guitar and has begun to perform as a solo artist at open mics and on the busking circuit in Long Beach.  She is a member of the Southbay Acoustic Musicians social group, where she regularly sings harmonies and practices her guitar playing.

Travis is a percussionist, saxophonist and singer born and raised in Long Beach.  He started playing drums in 8th grade, and he was recruited his senior year of high school to play baritone sax in LBCC Jazz band.  He attended Long Beach City College where he played alto sax, baritone sax and drums for various school-based bands.  He was also a member of The Studio Singers under the direction of Tom Dustman.  He has played drums for many groups and performers including:   Marcus Chavez, Eddie Booze, Alyssandra and the Day Makers, DoZe GuyZ, Halle Johnson, Lefty Phillips Trio, Los Federalies, Magic Bullet Theory, Shy But Flyy and Noah Grove.

Trey is a rapper and musician who came from Virginia Beach, Virginia to explore the L.A./Long Beach scene.  Here’s how he describes himself:  “I’ve been writing music since the fourth grade.  I try to do original music, something makes you feel something organic and real.  I'm just a regular hard-working guy, who happens to have a gift and loves to entertain the masses, hopefully soon I can live that dream."

https://www.reverbnation.com/1989TRE

Born and raised in So Cal, Yeggi (short for Yeganeh) has always shared a passion and love for singing, but only recently begun to pursue her dream as a singer-songwriter, after putting music aside for several years.  Blessed with an amazing voice and emotional touch, she puts out an acoustic pop/soul vibe.  Her influences include Norah Jones, Amos Lee, Alicia Keys and Adele.  She hopes her heartfelt, soulful original songs will touch people from all walks of life.

https://www.youtube.com/user/ykwatts