Renard J. Cohen, an Emmy-winning producer in Kunkletown (The Poconos), Pennsylvania, U.S.A, is a singer/songwriter who plays guitar and keyboards.
He composed the melodies on the 11-song rock album Eclipse and the single, 'The Man In The Moon', all of which feature vocalist Rick Livingstone.
‘The Man In The Moon’ was awarded Five Stars & Semi-Finalist in the 2020 UK Songwriting Contest Love Songs Category and won the December 2017 Best Song Pop Rock Akademia Music Award in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
Renard composed 'Be My Rock', recorded by Ms. Nancy Reed, accompanied by Harold M. Frazee on piano.
Ms. Nancy is vocalist with The Duke Ellington Legacy Band.
The song won the December 2015 Best Song Singer-Songwriter / Ballad Akademia Music Award (Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.) and is featured in a video by Ian G Music & Media on YouTube.
Renard composed the music and recorded the song, 'If Never We Meet Again'.

Nick J. Brockway, in Guildford, Surrey, England, plays Hammond organ and is featured on The Pretty Things cover of 'Eve Of Destruction', by P.F. Sloan & Steve Barri, and also on the Sutherland Brothers' hit single, 'Arms of Mary' where he embellishes songs with counter-melody flourishes around the vocals changing the tone from one line to the next.
He was quite happy as keyboard player in the London band Crew as they were a nice bunch who let him do what ever he liked altho', the organ was a bit over-worked in that line-up as it was really just a jam with a few arrangements that were never to be played the same twice.

Martin H. Samuel is an award-winning songwriter in, London, England, who plays drums, percussion and guitar.
He wrote the lyrics to, and produced, the 11-song rock album Eclipse, 'The Man In The Moon', 'Be My Rock' and 'If Never We Meet Again'.
He was drummer in the band Crew who, signed to the same booking agency as DJ Emperor Rosko, often toured with The Emp.
Having played a week at the original Liverpool Cavern Club in '70, Martin is proud of his earlier band's commemorative brick, 20 rows above 'John', in the Cavern Wall of Fame.

Cohen, Brockway & Samuel