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Eddie Warner

Eddie Warner (real name: Warner Blumann) was a jazz musician, band leader and composer of library music. He also recorded under the names: Antony Cadogan, Archie GUN, Peter Bonello, Terrence Redcliff, The Eddie Warner Band, L’Orchestre D’Eddie Warner. Warner made practically all his career in France. In 1945, he made a remarkable entry at the Ecole Normale de la Musique as a jazz pianist and had success in the fifties with his band Eddie Warner et sa musique tropicale, surfing on the wave of Xavier Cugat and Perez Prado. He was involved in many popular dancing venues in France during the fifties for such places like the new cabaret du Moulin Rouge. Library music fans should be fairly familiar with his work, from compilations such as “Luke Vibert’s Nuggets”, “La Guepe Vol.2”, “Music For Dancefloors: Cream Of The Chappell Music Library Sessions” along with “Le Jazzbeat Vol.2” which borrows heavily from these two collections.

Paula Girvan

Born: 1973

Bernard Samuel

Jason Newman

Born: March 10, 1978

Jason Newman is a pianist and composer based in the Philadelphia area, Pennsylvania. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music with an emphasis in Classical Composition and Jazz Studies from Lebanon Valley College in the spring of 2000. He received his Master’s Degree in Music Theory and Composition from West Chester University in the spring of 2016. Jason has been performing and booking shows throughout Philadelphia, Main Line, Lancaster and Harrisburg areas for his jazz trio, duo, solo & other ensembles for over the last ten plus years. With the current release of his debut trio album “Entwined”, Jason Newman looks to expand his reach musically with performance, composition and recording opportunities. In addition to performing and developing his piano playing, Jason works by day in his private home studio as a composer of classical chamber & piano music

Pulsar Li

Born: January 29, 1985

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Daniel Amat

Daniel Amat, Cuban pianist born in a small town of Havana called Güira de Melena. He grew up surrounded by the rhythms and harmonies of his native Cuba. From a very young age he was influenced by his father Pancho Amat, one of the most important tres players of all times, who passed him the tradition of son, trova, and rumba. While pursuing his formal studies at the National School of Music in Havana, Daniel came in contact with classical music, jazz, and the music of Latin-American composers. Years later he graduated from the National School of Music receiving a degree of classical pianist and professor

Evelina De Lain

Evelina De Lain. Composer/Pianist/Vocalist. Evelina De Lain, virtuoso musician and composer. Evelina is a unique and multi-faceted artist, effectively blending classical performance, contemporary classical composition, effortless improvisation and jazz interpretation into an innovative and compelling style that goes under the genre of “ CLAZZ “. Gaining increased international recognition from colleagues and audiences alike, she merges skill, improvisation and technology through art and videography, creating an exclusive and sophisticated aural environment.

Chris DeVito

Born: December 18, 1955

Chris DeVito is a jazz pianist, leader and educator born and based in the greater New York City metropolitan area. Chris earliest jazz influences were his grandfathers, one a jazz bassist and the other a stride pianist. Chris began playing piano since he was three years old. Besides his regular trio with Dave Kingsnorth and Greg Sundel, Chris has also performed with the Frank Grasso Quintet, Spirit of Life Ensemble, Curtis Lundy, Michael Logon, Chris Berger, Tom Pietrycha, Greg Grispart among many others. He also conducted a series of solo piano concerts and lectures for the 125th birthday of stride pianist James P

Daniel Stahre

Born: December 10, 1989

The Margin Call-series

Gothenburg-based pianist and songwriter Daniel Stahre release the album 'Margin Call III' September 18, 2026. The album marks the third and last in Daniel's “Margin Call”-call series. This time with a trio - alongside Stahre on piano and composition, we find drummer Erik Bodin (Little Dragon), bass player Viktor Turegård (Franska Trion). 

Margin Call III (2026-09-18)

The Margin Call album series consists of three personal and melodic albums (2022, 2024,
2026) that draw inspiration from a single theme: the encounter between the system and
the individual. Inspiration is drawn from the irrational and absurd coexistence of a
sometimes destructive present and our personal life. With his own stripped-down, personal music, Stahre contrasts our performance-oriented economic system. With clear melodies, the theme reminds us that our current economic system is a historical exception, and that we once had a completely different view of what it means to be human:

- Our mechanistic view of humanity shapes our entire contemporary world and relations. And sometimes even our view of music. But in what is unpretentious, playful, and intuitive, there can be a refuge from self-exploitation. Margin Call draws inspiration from seeing the present for what it is - in order to understand, change, and emancipate. Coming to terms with our times and undergoing ones own enlightenment coexists beautifully with the warmth and simplicity of an ordinary life. Where real life happens, that is a
great source of inspiration, says Daniel Stahre.

Jakob Park

Born: November 22, 1975

My name is Jakob Park. I am a composer, pianist, vocalist and writer. I was born in Seoul, South Korea, but was brought up in Denmark, Europe. I am interested in the idea of giving a feeling, perception or thought form whether this form is expressed through the media of a canvas, a piece of paper, shadows on a screen, movement of bodies or fingers on a piano. I belong to the Asian race(South Korean) but in my blood flows the European spirit. My uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters were part of the inner circle of intellectual artists and bohemians like Charles Baudelaire, Henry Miller, Milan Kundera, Cole Porter, Ernest Hemingway, Jean-Paul Sartre, Miles Davis, Salvador Dalí, Ingmar Bergman, Gustav Mahler, Jean-Luc Godard, Francois Truffaut and Thomas Mann. My work expresses what I am not capable of saying in an ordinary way. The experience of being human is difficult to describe and hard to tell using a language that is built on and constructed by contrasts. In my work I am attracted to lightness and heaviness, comedy and tragedy, beauty and spleen, Art and Popart, the sublime and the ordinary, the poetic and the bombastic. My artistic vision is to build our lives and community upon the vitality and the beauty of Art and Aesthetics despite living in a commercialised world