Born in Brazil, ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Award Winner Gabriel Santiago is a Composer/Arranger/ Acoustic and Electric Guitar Player with 14 albums (including CDs and DVDs) released. 

Called by JazzTimes Magazine “a young master at both the acoustic and electric guitars” and his compositions defined as “stunners”, Santiago holds a Doctoral Degree in Music Composition from the University of Texas at Austin, where he won the 2013 Outstanding Dissertation Award and the 2010 Eleanor A. Stribling Award for Excellence in Jazz Studies. His solid background also features studies with jazz masters Pat Metheny, Adam Rogers and Maria Schneider. 

Santiago has collaborated with a wide variety of artists including Esperanza Spalding, Chris Potter, Stefon Harris, John Clayton, Terence Blanchard, Janek Gwizdala, Carmen Bradford, André Mehmari, Romero Lubambo, Odair Assad, Gilson Peranzzetta and Recording Engineer Master Rupert Neve, being invited to be the first artist to record with Neve’s first ever line of microphones. Gabriel has been composing music for a wide variety of ensembles (ranging from Symphony Orchestra to Chamber ensembles, Big band to Jazz Combos), styles and medias including Film, TV, and Internet. 

His music is fresh and carries all of his influences that range from Brazilian Music to Jazz and Classical Music.

James Sedgwick started playing the harmonica at the age of thirteen after eye surgery left him unable to attend school, read or watch T.V. . This turned out to be a blessing in disguise as it led to long hours of searching through his father's records until discovering harmonica great Sonny Terry, the rest, as they say, is history. After starting his professional career at the age of sixteen playing "stunt harmonica" in a series of local blues and RnB bands James started his own band and began singing and writing in earnest. Perhaps the only thing that matches his passion for all things music is travel, his itchy feet have led him to live in Mexico, Nicaragua, South Africa and various countries in Europe (as well as his native Canada) He has always loved a wide range of musical styles and his own work wanders freely between blues, jazz, reggae, country, latin, funk and anything else that piques his interest. Harmonica, voice, guitar, bass, DJing or remixing, the important thing is always the music, to keep playing, writing, learning and exploring.

A native of the greater Washington, D.C area, Grace McNally discovered her passion for the classical guitar at age five.  She studied under Risa Carlson, student of Manuel Barrueco, at the Levine School of Music for six years.  During that time, Grace performed at local venues such as the French Embassy, placed in regional competitions and participated in master classes with David Russel and Nicholas Goluses.  She was awarded a music scholarship to the College of Charleston, and graduated in 2015 with a degree in Classical Guitar Performance under Grammy nominated guitarist, Marc Regnier.

When she is not traveling, Grace can be found writing music and performing in Charleston, S.C.

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