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Eve Minor

Born: November 13

Eve Minor is a multi-talented artist known for her versatility as a musician, filmmaker, and writer. Born and raised in New York City, Eve's creative journey began at a young age when she showed a natural inclination towards the arts. Growing up in a culturally rich environment, she was exposed to various forms of expression, which greatly influenced her eclectic style.

Eve's passion for music ignited during her adolescence, inspired by a diverse range of genres including hip-hop, punk, and electronic music. Drawing from her own life experiences and observations of the world around her, she began crafting lyrics that reflected her introspective and socially conscious mindset.

Dizzy Spins

Born: January 11, 2002

Alec McGreevy (born January 11, 2002), professionally known as Dizzy Spins, is an accomplished American record producer, audio engineer, jazz pianist, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter. Hailing from Bellingham, Washington, he has demonstrated his versatility and collaborative spirit across a broad spectrum of genres, including pop, R&B, rock, electronic, jazz, and hip-hop.

Dizzy Spins' musical journey began at a young age when he commenced piano lessons at four years old. By the age of ten, he not only displayed a remarkable ability to play songs by ear but also started composing his own original pieces. During his formative years in middle school, Dizzy Spins was fortunate to receive mentorship from esteemed jazz pianist Bill MacDonough. Guided by MacDonough, he delved deeply into the works of influential jazz luminaries such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, Bill Evans, Red Garland, Sonny Rollins, Horace Silver, and Thelonious Monk. He further enriched his musical education by studying and performing at the Whatcom Jazz Music Arts Center, under the guidance of Julian MacDonough, son of Bill MacDonough.

Rudy Van Gelder

Born: November 2, 1924

Rudy Van Gelder started recording artists such as Miles Davis and Cannonball Adderley in the early 50s, in the comfort of his parent’s living room. It wasn't until 1959 that he opened his studio in Englewood Cliffs and along with Alfred Lion, changed the way Jazz was being recorded. In his six-decade career, it is estimated that he has recorded, mixed, and mastered over 2000 albums not only for Blue Note but Verve Records, Impulse!, CTI, and many others.

Blue Note Records founder Alfred Lion and Van Gelder first met when musician Gil Melle introduced them in 1953. Lion was impressed with the sonic clarity of Van Gelder's recordings, and he made sure that Van Gelder recorded most Blue Note sessions from 1953 to 1967. The signature “Blue Note Sound” is really a culmination of Lion's devotion to hard bop jazz, Van Gelder's meticulous pursuit of accurately capturing that improvisatory music, and the remarkable playing of the musicians on those early sessions at the Hackensack home studio. In his later career, Van Gelder operated from his state-of-the-art digital facility in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., where he worked with re-issue producer Michael Cuscuna on the RVG Series.

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Lee Fletcher

Based in the South West of England Lee Fletcher is a musician, record producer, arranger, songwriter & mix / mastering engineer. Furthermore he creates (predominantly music-related) film & video.

Lee has worked in a variety of audio / visual capacities with notable artists and musicians located around the world, helping to realise a number of critically acclaimed works. In recent years he has combined his talents with fellow producers / artists {{m: Markus Reuter = 18269}} (Austria), Fabio Trentini (Italy), and Adrian Benavides (USA) to form Unsung Productions; a collective of audio professionals dedicated to the highest working standards and greater musical possibilities.

Lee's extensive audio-visual portfolio is augmented by formal schooling in the shape of a Creative Digital Media (Music Pathway) degree, for which he achieved 1st Class / Distinction status.

Summer 2012: Lee released his debut solo album (in conjunction with co-featured artists Markus Reuter and Lisa Fletcher) entitled 'Faith in Worthless Things'.

Amy E. Denio

Born: June 9, 1961

Denio (rhymes with ‘Ohio’ or ‘gennaio’) is a multi- instrumentalist composer and singer based in Hansville, WA. Home-taper since the Dark Ages of Analogue, she started her label Spoot Music in 1986, with the release of her first cassette, ‘No Bones.’ Since then, she’s recorded & released over 60 cassettes, LPs and CDs created solo and with an array of international musicians. Her parents played jazz semi-professionally, and she grew up in a musical household. She was inducted into the Seattle Jazz Hall of Fame in 2015. An award-winning composer, she has been creating & producing soundscores for dance, theater and film since 1983

Matthew Shell

Matthew Shell (also known as MTS), is a music producer and engineer. Based in Washington DC, his versatile production style spans genres as wide as jazz and rock, to RnB and soul. Matthew writes and produces music released as solo productions under his own name, as well as for other bands and solo artists. He is the founder and CEO of publishing house and record label MTS Music. Shell’s work on the production for Marcus Johnson’s album Flo: Chill reached #7 on Billboard Top Contemporary Jazz Chart in 2009. Later that year he worked as the engineer on O.A.R.’s album Rain or Shine that reached #5 on the Independent Albums Chart and also #7 on the US Alternative Albums Chart