Bob Cother is a songwriter from Semaphore, Australia. These demos were produced and recorded by Tom Manche at Studio-X in Nashville, using top Nashville musicians.

Born in 1994, Ryan Sands is an up-and-coming artist hailing from Orange, CT. He’s had the pleasure of performing alongside many musicians such as Christian Sands, Phil Markowitz, Zach Brock, Etienne Charles, Dominique Eade and George Garzone just to name a few. He’s played at various venues and festivals in the Untied States. Some of those venues include Mezzrow in New York, Green Mill in Chicago, Blues Alley in D.C., Central Ave. Jazz Festival in California, and Scullers Jazz Club in Boston. Ryan has played internationally at Jazzhus Montmarte in Denmark and the Panama Jazz Festival, Jazz at Lincoln Center in Shanghai. He’s received his Bachelor’s of Music degree from New England Conservatory in 2016. While attending NEC he studied with Billy Hart, Bob Moses, Jerry Leake, Cecil McBee, Fred Hersch, Miguel Zenon, John McNeil, and Jason Moran. Ryan has completed his Masters of Music degree from Manhattan School of Music in Jazz Arts in 2018.

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Elizabeth Grace, hailing from Adelaide, Australia, transformed a childhood dream into a global musical career. After a doctorate at the New England Conservatory, she established herself in New York City. Her accolades include victories at the Voicingers Competition and finalist placement at the Montreux Jazz Competition. Grace has performed with musical luminaries like Quincy Jones and Jacob Collier and taught at MIT and Berklee College of Music. Her upcoming 2025 album, featuring Kendrick Scott, Nir Felder, Matt Penman, and the Escher String Quartet, marks a culmination of her artistic journey.

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Born and raised in the suburbs of Rochester, NY, Taylor Kelly is now a fixture in the vibrant Philadelphia music scene further honing her introspective take on jazz, soul, and funk. She combines her smooth, powerful, technically-informed voice with a full horn section, addictive hip hop and electronic beats, and complex arrangements. Both a vocalist and trumpet player, her sound is a dynamic blend of several established genres: she melds the improvisational looseness of jazz, the rhythmic earworms of funk, and the moving resonance of soul to carve out a niche all her own. Kelly names Stevie Wonder, Roy Hargrove, Erykah Badu and Emily King as influences, integrating strong melodic contour and intricate harmonies into lyrically personal and sonically anthemic tracks. 

A Berklee College of Music graduate, Kelly has released five albums/EPs and shared the stage with St. Paul and the Broken Bones, Moonchild, Becca Stevens, Monophonics, Neal Francis and Georgia Anne Muldrow. She was a finalist in the PHL LIVE Center Stage competition for R&B in 2018, has amassed over 750,000 listens for her single “California” on streaming platforms worldwide and has uplifted, inspired, and energized thousands of ardent concertgoers at hundreds of live shows with her unabashed authenticity and immersively freeing performance style. Kelly’s single “Maybe” was featured on Chicagos’s Vocalo Radio In Rotation playlist in November 2021 where she was also interviewed. She recently recorded a Key Studio Session at WXPN. Previously, Taylor was the front-woman (Tayoncé) of Jay-Z/Beyonce tribute band For the Record, who had the privilege of opening up for Salt N Pepa at Boston's ThrowBBaQ at City Hall in 2014. Kelly has an unyielding, marrow-deep commitment to self expression through music and has continued to transfer this passion to her listeners with her album, ‘Live in Philly’ recorded live at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia that released on June 16th of this year.

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