BRUCE FLOWERS - KEYS: 
is a pianist/keyboardist/composer from Baltimore, MD. He played in go-go bands and jazz groups in the DC area before attending New England Conservatory and Berklee College of Music in Boston. Following Berklee, he moved to NYC and began a top-flight/fruitful career playing with Betty Carter, Bobby Watson, Marcus Miller, Ruben Wilson, Brian Mcknight, Queen Latifah, David Sanborn, and Patti Austin. He is currently composing music, doing session work, and developing his own projects.

FRED CASH - BASS:
is a musician from Chicago, Illinois who happens to play bass. Coming from a musical family, he’s played music most of his life. After finishing a couple of semesters at the American Conservatory of Music he moved to New York where he’s played with such artists as Alicia Keys, Indie Arie, Henry Butler, Luther Vandross, Elvis Costello, George Clinton, Curtis Mayfield, and The Impressions, Adam Holzman, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Toshi Reagon, Jerry Butler, and many others.

MARVIN J. SEWELL - GUITAR:
guitarist and composer, hails from Chicago. He began his career playing with local greats like Von Freeman and Ramsey Lewis. After studying composition at Roosevelt University, he went on to collaborate with notable artists including Jack DeJohnette, David Sanborn, Marcus Miller, Jorge Sylvester, Gary Thomas, Greg Osby, Joe Lovano, George Benson, Sekou Sanidiata, and Peter Herborn. He leads The Marvin Sewell Group today and is gearing up for a solo record release.

ADRIAN HARPHAM: Drummer/producer/composer from Philadelphia. Originally mentored by various Philly drummers, he later studied with Alan Dawson, Russell Leach and Ed Uribe before attending Berklee College of Music. Afterwards, he moved to NYC. He's since worked with: Dr. John, Henry Butler, Raphael Saadiq, Leo Nocentelli (the Meters), Fred Wesley, Bernie Worrell, Bill Dickens, Chromeo, Amel Larrieux/Groove Theory, Donald Harrison, Pee Wee Ellis, Oz Noy, Charlie Hunter, Brazilian Girls, Coolio, Tom Scott, Julian Coryell, the Pharcyde, DJ Logic, Screaming Headless Torsos.
He has 2 solo albums: "Music From The Mind's Eye" (2010)Blisslife Records, "On The Edge Of Change"(2014)Independent. In 2016 he helped form Light Blue Movers- He was producer, co-composer as well as drummer in this group. They’ve released 2 albums on Ropeadope records. In 2017, he formed Big Pulse Productions and Imprint label, Modern Icon Recordings (dist. Ropeadope). Releases include: Stephanie Mckay, Leyeux, Light Blue Movers, Fima Ephron, Brockett Parsons, Nievergelt, Ben Seawell, Greg Dayton, Taku Hirano, Anson Jones, and Debbie Deane.

MILK album PREVIEW REEL

01 Teenage Frolics

03 Beauty Is

04 Alexander Blue

05 South Winds Jostle

06 Mister Three Piece

08 Sing Song

09 New Way Home

10 Call That Love

11 The Last Things You Lose

12 You Ain't Gotta Run From It

Anything Anyone Anywhere

Steel Away

Only You Know

Edge Of Change

Adrian Harpham is a record producer, session drummer and songwriter. He grew up in southern California, Philadelphia and Boston areas and currently resides in New York City. He started playing drums at fourteen and his early drum mentors were Andy Kravitz and Steven Wolf. Initially, self taught, he decided to get serious at 16 -beginning private lessons with Russell Leach followed by jazz legend Alan Dawson.  He also joined the High School Jazz band, Marching band and Orchestra. Later, he attended Berklee College of Music in Boston and continued private studies with Ed Uribe and Alan Hall.  After 6 semesters at Berklee, he moved to New York. 

In New York City Adrian became an in-demand session drummer, sharing the stage and studio with a wide range of artists, including:  Lucy Pearl-Raphael Saadiq, Chromeo, Amel Larrieux/Groove Theory, Dr.John, Henry Butler, Bernie Worrell, Donald Harrison, Fred Wesley/Pee Wee Ellis, Thalia, Doug Wamble, Patti Rothberg, Charlie Hunter, Imani Coppolla, Robin Mckelle and the Flytones, Brazilian Girls, Coolio, Letters To Cleo, Leona Naess, Tom Scott, Monday Michiru, Leo Nocentelli (of the Meters), Oz Noy, Tre Hardson (from the Pharcyde), Adam Cohen, Fisher, Gregory Porter, Julian Coryell, Jason Miles and DJ Logic/Global Noize, Jen Chapin, Screaming Headless Torsos, Ruben Wilson, John Tropea, Tavares, Gloria Gaynor and Melvin Sparks–  among others.

He has also shared the stage, studio in one-off situations with instrumental music/jazz instrumentalists: Gerald Veasley, Anthony Jackson, Adam Rogers, David Binney, Fima Ephron, Lou Marini, Jerry Jemott, Adam Holzman, Tim Lefevbre, Bruce Bartlett, Walter Beasley, Eric Alexander, Jay Rodriguez, Seamus Blake, David Kikoski, Alex Sipiagin, Reggie Washington, David Gilmore, Andy Milne, Steven Bernstein, Jeff Golub, Don Byron, Peter Apflebaum, Jim Campilongo, Will Bernard, Falu, Michael league, Kurt Rosenwinkel, John Cowherd, Matt Garrison, Bill Dickens, Amp Fiddler, Bill Sims, Scott Kinsey, Andy Hess, Kermit Driscoll, Henry Hey, Brian Mitchell, Clark Gayton, Kenny Rampton, Deron Johnson, Teddy Kumpel, Hugh Mccracken – to name a few.

Currently, Adrian is working as a record producer and artist. He has worked on twelve albums in the past five years. The artists he has worked with include: Monty Alexander, Little Jackie/Imani Coppola, Henry Butler, Jean Paul, Bobby Harden, Christian Carroll, Jodi Arlyn, Julia Brown, Emilie Cardinaux, EJ Simpson, Alex Domschot, Jack Snyder, Deron Johnson/ Gabriel Gordon.  Adrian has also produced and engineered two of his own records, on which he plays drums, guitars, keyboard, percussion, bass, and performs all vocals.

In 2010, Adrian released his first album,”Music From The Mind’s Eye” ,on Amel Larrieux’s label, Blisslife records. Is it melodic rock or art pop? It is certainly totally modern, yet reminiscent of the golden age of rock. The songs are tight and well- crafted, and they reach for diversity, self-expression, and soulfulness.

Adrian is now preparing to release his second album, “On The Edge Of Change“-  This time around, the music encompasses the full range of Adrian’s travels as a journeyman musician, record producer and drummer. These songs go beyond rock and traditional song forms into R & B, soul, jazz, electro and soundscape, but with  one foot in modern/classic rock sound.

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