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Kate Schutt

Kate Schutt At A Glance:

• Singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer
• Originally from Pennsylvania, now lives in Guelph, Ontario, Canada
• At age 11, began studying with renowned educator and legendary guitarist John Dougherty
• Harvard University grad, Magna Cum Laude, English, American Literature and Language
• Berklee College of Music Alum
• Her first release No Love Lost featured gypsy jazz guitarist Duane Andrews and trumpeter Patrick Boyle
• A constant collaborator, Kate has worked with Paul Reddick, Lori Cullen, Andrew MacPherson, Noah23, Oliver Schroer, {{Justin Faulkner = 18697}} (Christian McBride, Branford Marsalis) {{John Ellis = 13644}} (Jason Marsalis, Charlie Hunter), {{Gregoire Meret}} (Pat Metheny, Mike Stern)
• Self-produced her sophomore release, Telephone Game, engineered and mixed by Canadian uber-producer Michael Phillip Wojewoda (Barenaked Ladies, Spirit of the West, Rheostatics)

Jason Berman

Born: October 8, 1981

Jason Berman is a New York based jazz guitarist and composer. With the release of his debut album "Mountain of Moonlight" he has established a sound that is uniquely his own. He has studied with many great musicians such as Fareed Haque and Dave Stryker, but the influence that is most prevalent in his music is that of Vic Juris, with whom Jason has studied with for two years. Jason earned his undergraduate degree in music from Southern Illinois University and is currently earning his Masters of Music in Jazz Performance from Five Towns College in Long Island, New York.

Teddy Presberg

Born: November 20, 1979

Music rooted in improvisation, inspired by the moment and the audience. Composer - Producer - Studio Guitarist - Eductator Teddy Presberg’s music is an experimental mash of soul, funk, and rock n’roll - a blend of sounds described as shoegaze jazz. His live shows are rooted in improvisation, inspired by the moment and the audience. Often compared to the funky, soulful jazz musicians Grant Green and Eddie Harris, you also hear artists such as Jack White and Beck influence his sound. His music is fresh, ever evolving, and lays out his immediate and unfiltered response to our society and times (check out his Apocalypse Yesterday EP). Presberg has released records stateside on Ropeadope Records (DJ Logic, Christian McBride, Charlie Hunter and Medeski, Martin, and Wood) and also internationally with Timewarp Records

Scott Sherwood

Jazz guitarist Scott Sherwood has been praised by critics and peers alike for the effortless fluidity, warmth and expressiveness of his sound. An innately melodic musician, his approach to guitar and composition has a purity and lyricism that is deceptively complex. His playing is rich and subtle, marked by genuine feeling. Sherwood lists responsiveness, empathy and communication as key elements to his musical collaborations as is evident in his new Art of Life Records release with pianist Bob Rodriguez, "Ripples". Sherwood was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but did not begin to study guitar seriously until his sophomore year of high school

Corey Christiansen

Corey Christiansen grew up in a musical family. His father, Mike Christiansen, started teaching him guitar at the age of five. Corey spent a lot of his youth learning the guitar and music. After high school, Corey received his bachelor’s degree from USU. A year later Corey left for Tampa Florida to study with legendary jazz guitar educator, Jack Petersen. In 1999, Corey received his master’s degree from the University of South Florida and took over the teaching duties of Jack Petersen the next year. From 2000 to 2007 Corey was the senior editor and guitar clinician for Mel Bay Publications

Pájjaro

Born: February 18, 1963

Pajjaro was born in Monterrey, Mexico. He is a self-taught musician that throughout time has explored in the construction of instruments and guitar techniques to give life to his musical compositions. In this CD called Macular Vision, he shows his way of "seeing" the music. The sound of the instrument called pajjarófono (created by himself), and his particular way of playing the guitar, characterizes the tunes. His has placed in jazz and progressive rock festivals like: 4to. Festival de Rock Progresivo, La Casa de la Cultura, and in several cities of Mexico such as Real de Catorce, ciclo de verano de jazz Zacatecas, etc.

Scott Abene

Born: 1963

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Sebastian Cruz

Born: July 17, 1978

Since moving to NYC in 1997, Sebastian Cruz has been a prominent and influential musical voice in the development of a Colombian New York sound that has, over the past ten years, gradually become an ebullient musical scene and community. Performing in NYC in venues such as Joe’s Pub, Central Park’s Summer Stage, CultureFest at Battery Park, BAM Café, and others, Sebastian has been involved as leader, band member, composer, arranger and musical director with leading Colombian based projects in New York. These projects include Coba, La Cumbiamba eNeYé, Luc

Carlos G Bermudo

Carlos G. Bermudo es un guitarrista y compositor sevillano influenciado por el jazz, la música clásica, y el flamenco. Comenzó sus estudios en el Conservatorio de Música de Sevilla, y los continuó en la Berklee School of Music de Boston. Más tarde obtuvo la licenciatura de Profesor Superior de Música, en la especialidad de "Música Afro-Americana y Estudios de Jazz", en la Universidad de Massachusetts, donde después recibió el "Master of Music" en la especialidad de “Composición y Arreglos de Jazz”. En mayo de 2006 recibió el T

Rich J Daigle

Rich has a Bachelors Degree in Jazz and Contemporary Music from the University of Maine, He has played and toured with members of Blood Sweat and Tears, Jim Chapin and Rare Silk. In 1994 he headed west and wound up in Salt Lake, where he currently lives playing, and teaching music and building guitars. Rich got the Django germ 14 years ago and can't seem to get rid of it. He founded the Red Rock Hot Club in 1999 enjoys watching it evolve.