Bio
Cynthia Lewis is a seasoned San Francisco Bay Area singer with over 25 years of experience in performing and recording across multiple genres, including jazz, swing, rock, and electronica. Throughout her career, she has fronted her own jazz quartets, collaborated with DJs, and stepped in for cover bands while also providing backup harmonies both live and in the studio. For three years, she was the lead vocalist for The New Morty Show, a big band, and played the lead role in Abigail, The Salem Witch Trials, A Rock Opera for 1.5 years.

After the passing of her father, she has emerged with newfound strength and wisdom, feeling that rock music is the natural next step in her evolution as an artist. Now, with decades of experience behind her, she channels all that energy and emotion into her performances, continuing to push boundaries and inspire audiences.

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After earning a B.A. in Music at UC Berkeley and attending the Guitar Institute of Technology (GIT) in Los Angeles, Carlos Palomares taught and performed guitar extensively in the San Francisco area for over a decade. Carlos’ teaching experience included running a home teaching studio with students of all levels, of all ages, and in diverse genres. In addition to teaching, Carlos performed professionally in a wide variety of bands, including rock, blues, funk, disco, and traditional Cuban son.

Carlos’ performance experience includes nine years as a guitarist in Superbooty, one of San Francisco’s most in-demand disco and funk party bands. Superbooty headlined San Francisco’s legendary Fillmore Auditorium and performed on bills with George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars, Morris Day and the Time, Digital Underground, Los Lobos, and more.

Carlos collaborated with the singer Hector Quintana to write songs and form the band Songo. The music drew from a variety of musical influences from rock, blues, jazz, and Afro-Cuban music. In 2000, Songo entered the recording studio; Carlos formed a record label and publishing company, Mo-Bana Records and Music, and produced the CD and  to release, Havana Soul which received international press and airplay.  

Recently Carlos earned a M.A. in Ethnomusicology at the University of Michigan where he studied popular music in Cuba. In addition to Cuban Music, Carlos is interested in various 20th century genres of African-American music. and was a teaching assistant for a course on the history of American popular music.

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