STYLES
Light jazz, smooth melodies, uptempo themes & piano, popular, instrumental, joyful

SOUNDS LIKE
George Winston, Chuck Mangione, Gary Lamb, Unique Style

INFLUENCES
Moody Blues, James Taylor, John Sebastian, Michael McDonald, Keith Jarrett, Steve Reich, Carol King, Jimmy Durante, Randy Newman, Alexander Borodin, George Gershwin

CREDITS
Backgrounds for Audio Book “Breaking News”, University Taught Composer, Various Contempory Classical Compositions

CONTACT
Dave Chambers
davedeb1@ca.rr.com
562-420-3800

Dave Chambers – Light jazz, Easy Listening, Smooth Melodies, Uptempo themes & Piano, Popular, Instrumental, Joyful Music for Film & tv Music Licensing

STYLES
Jazz, Cool Jazz, Orchestral Jazz, Easy Listening, Contemporary Jazz, Nuevision Jazz

INFLUENCES
Quincy Jones, Grover Washington Jr, The Crusaders, Yanni, EWF, James Brown, John Williams, George Duke, George Clinton

CONTACT
E.L. Mahon nuevisionjazz@comcast.net
www.Nuevisionjazz.com

HOMETOWN
Aurora, Colorado

ARTIST INFORMATION
Raised on cornbread, greens and fried chicken, this country boy has come full circle. Fargo, Arkansas is home but now he calls Colorado his ‘back home’ spot. After living in Hawaii “again” from 1999 to 2003, and basically calling it quits with his music career, he began writing again in 2003 thanks in part to a birthday party early that year in Hawaii at the home of one of his long time friends and musician buddies.The focus now is on his own genre of music appropriately named, “NueVision Jazz Jazz/Nuevision Jazz Orchestral”. Classically trained on oboe and credited with being one of the youngest members and the first black member of The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra at the age of 13, E.L. retired from ALL performing including [playing saxes and keyboards] back in 1991 after nearly 30 years and now enjoys his time with his wife Debra. Between 1976-1991 E.L. was Bandleader/Manager of several Top 40/R&B Bands performing in the U.S., Hawaii, Guam, The Phillipines, Korea, Japan, Okinawa, Puerto Rico, Guantanamo Bay Cuba and Panama. His bands have opened for Roy Ayers, Frankie Beverly & Maze, Bobby Blue Bland, Syl Johnson, Lou Rawls, Chaka Kahn, The Guess Who, and numerous other groups during the 70′s & 80′s. He has come out of retirement to play saxes on his compositions. The jazz he writes is not mainstream jazz, but is a combination of many aspects of the jazz genre with a unique twist. The music moves the soul and enlightens the mind. This is his passion!

STYLES
Jazz, soul, underscore, film, TV, video game, smooth jazz, acid jazz, swing, R&B, hip-hop, trip-hop, reggae, Americana, blues, bop, big band

SOUNDS LIKE / INFLUENCES
Chris Botti, Hans Zimmer, Dr. Dre, TI, Grover Washington, Miles Davis, David Sanborn, Marcus Miller, Pat Methany, Rick Braun, Dave Koz, Jeff Lorber, Tower Of Power, Thievery Corp. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith

CONTACT
Eric Bolvin
eric@bolvinmusic.com
408.236.2009
www.BolvinMusic.com

HOME
SF Bay Area

ARTIST INFO
Eric Bolvin is an award-winning California Composer/Arranger with a schedule that includes playing, writing, teaching, and producing music. As a session player and arranger, Eric has recorded over 50 CDs for A&M Records and Mesa/Blue Moon Records. He has played or recorded with Russell Ferrante, Jeff Lorber, Dennis Chambers and Greg Adams; as a composer and arranger, his works have been performed by Jerry Bergonzi, Russell Ferrante and many others. Eric’s lush, soulful trumpet playing demonstrates why he was charted in 2008-2009 on Smooth Jazz Radio, playing on 85 stations nationwide and his songs and cues are currently carried by some of the industry’s top libraries.

Eric has set up a page on his site so hear can hear some of the new music he’s been creating with film, TV and media in mind. Each song has a style associated with it for your convenience.

http://www.bolvinmusic.com/newstuff.html

You can also hear Eric’s cds as follows:

“Workin’ It” Funk, contemporary jazz, R&B (2 cover songs)

http://www.bolvinmusic.com/ebjazz-cd4.html

“The Night, The Rain And You” Funk and smooth jazz (5 cover songs) http://www.bolvinmusic.com/ebjazz-cd1.html

“Eric Bolvin’s Quorum” Mostly straight ahead jazz (1 cover)

http://www.bolvinmusic.com/ebjazz-cd2.html

“The Lost Recordings” Fusion

http://www.bolvinmusic.com/ebjazz-cd3.html

Eric Bolvin – Jazz, soul, underscore, film, TV, video game, smooth jazz, acid jazz, Swing Music for Film and TV Music Licensing

Blues in G Blues Piano, Jazz Upbeat

Blues for George Duke Jazz Funk

Blues for Horace Jazz

Blues for Silk (B) Blues Piano Slow Mid Tempo

Dutch Henry Canyon Piano

Etrofon Ambient

Fachada Blues Latin Jazz

SOUNDS LIKE
Jazz: Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Bill Evans, Cannonball Adderly, Oscar Peterson, Chick Corea

Ambient (Montre Echo): Brian Eno, Sigur Ros, Imogen Heap, Squarepusher

CONTACT
Geoffrey Keezer
geoffreykeezer@gmail.com
646-270-9946
www.geoffreykeezer.com
www.montreecho.com

HOMETOWN
San Diego, CA

ARTIST INFORMATION
Geoffrey Keezer was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA on November 20, 1970. Born into a musical family, with both parents teaching music, he began studying piano at the age of three. In 1989, at the age of 18, after completing his first year at the Berklee College of Music, Geoffrey joined Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers. Since then, Geoffrey has worked with virtually all of the living legends of jazz and has appeared on countless recordings both as a leader and as an accompanist.

His professional career has spanned many projects and genres. In 1992 Geoffrey performed Gershwin’s “Rhapsody In Blue” with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra under the direction of John Mauceri. In addition to his 11 solo releases and constant touring, Geoffrey has also had compositions commissioned by the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, Saint Joseph Ballet, Mainly Mozart Festival in San Diego, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra, the Zeltsman Marimba Festival, and was a recipient of Chamber Music America’s 2007 New Works grant. He has also played bass in a rock band and contributed artwork to David Mack’s comic “Kabuki”.

Geoffrey continues to work in partnership with world class musicians from all genres. His 1998 release, “Turn Up The Quiet”, featured Grammy winning vocalist Diana Krall along with Joshua Redman and Christian McBride. His partnership with world renowned classical artist Barbara Hendricks as musical director and arranger produced “It’s Wonderful — A Tribute to George Gershwin” with subsequent touring in Europe and Japan. His two releases in 2003, “Falling Up” and “Sublime: Honoring the Music of Hank Jones”, were both collaborative efforts. “Sublime” is an ambitious set of piano duets with Kenny Barron, Chick Corea, Benny Green and Mulgrew Miller. “Falling Up” features several pieces where Geoffrey worked in tandem with the Hawaiian Slack Key Guitarist, Keola Beamer. His 2005 release, “Wildcrafted”, captures the fire and raw energy of Geoffrey’s trio live in concert at the Dakota Jazz Club in Minneapolis. And in 2006, Geoffrey teamed up with traditional Okinawan singer Yasukatsu Oshima for a groundbreaking album of duets.

Geoffrey’s latest musical adventure, ÁUREA, is a multinational Afro-Peruvian/jazz recording project featuring some of today’s hottest players from New York City and Lima, Peru. Please visit www.geoffreykeezer.com for more information.

Musical Styles/Genres
Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Jazz, New Age, Orchestral

“Sounds like” and/or Influences
Ben Folds, Coldplay, Presidents of the United States of America, They Might Be Giants, Weezer

Artist Info
Full Length Film: Sex, Drugs… and STU*
Music: Opening Song – The Bright Side Of Life
Website: HanginWithStu.com
Documentary: Labour of Love* a film by Virginia Hastings
Music: Facing This World Naked (Instrumental), Breath
Website: StarshineVideoProductions.com
Full Length Film: 40 Sundays*
Music: 5 Orchestral pieces
Website: 40sundays.com

Contact
Paul Glover
HamiltonTheArtist@gmail.com
603-471-8016
www.HamiltonTheArtist.com

Hometown
Bedford, NH USA

Hamilton – Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Jazz, New Age, Orchestral Music for Film & TV Licensing