Smith Sisters and the Sunday Drivers are an Americana, Country & Bluegrass Duo located in Orange County, California.

Sisters Kelli & Wendi Smith formed Smith Sisters and the Sunday Drivers in 2016 but have been performing together their entire lives.

Their FAMILY FRIENDLY Americana style combines Story Telling with a pure sound that engages all audiences.

The Smith Sisters have appeared on television… most recently on “iTV Tyne Tees” (out of the United Kingdom) they have also appeared on “Good Day Sacramento” in Sacramento, California. In addition, the Smith Sisters music have been featured on numerous syndicated radio shows including most recently Uncle Floyd Garage Sale Music on WFDU-FM 89.1 and the Listeners Lounge; also Lyons Radio Network on iHeart Radio.

The sisters have charted on the radio numerous times in their musical career with the most recent being their latest release “Sing Me A Country Song” appearing at #1 the 1st week of it’s release according to Spinitron.

Some notable live performances include Kjazz Summer Concert Series with host and radio personality Bubba Jackson, Downtown Disney at Disneyland, The Ritz Carlton Resort, The NAMM Show, the renowned Sky Room, numerous festivals and summer concerts throughout California.

The Smith Sister’s also write and record music and radio jingles which have be picked up and played regularly on radio stations across the world. Their music is meant for radio and at last count they were being played on airwaves in 193 countries!

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The Spicy Pickles is an eclectic 8 piece ensemble that transcends traditional music boundaries. Renowned for their irresistible groove, the band's mission is simple yet profound – to get everyone on their feet. Drawing inspiration from legends like James Brown, T-Bone Walker, Count Basie, and contemporary influences such as Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Amy Winehouse, and The California Honeydrops, The Spicy Pickles seamlessly blend elements of jazz, funk, soul, and pop. Featuring some of Denver’s most sought-after musicians from the jazz and funk realms. Their original music has been placed in film and commercials around the world, including acclaimed feature film, including Yorgos Lanthimos’ "The Killing of a Sacred Deer."
The Spicy Pickles have been touring for over a decade, spreading the brine from coast to coast. Memorable performances include The main stage at Tellrude Jazz Festival, Sun Valley Jazz and Music Festival, Redwood Coast Music Festival, San Diego Jazz Festival, Elkhart Jazz Festival, Bix Beiderbecke Jazz Festival, and many others.
Trumpet player and vocalist, Joe Smith, started the band in January of 2013 to give dancers something to swing out to. Since the bands’ inception, the Pickles have held a special place in their heart for the swing dance community. The band travels from coast to coast playing their spicy tunes at swing dance events both large and small, inspiring dancers to fall in love with jazz over and over again. The group is notorious for their spot on arrangements and electrifying energy during competitions. The band is known to regularly keep dancers on their feet truckin’ until 4 in the morning. Recent dance events the Pickles have performed at include:

 Hawkeye Swing Festival (Iowa City)
Lindy on the Rocks (Denver)
SwingIN (Indianapolis)
Killer Diller Weekend (Seattle)
Cowtown Jamborama (Omaha) 
Music City Exchange (Nashville)
Southern Fried Swing (Fort Smith, AR)
Rocky Mountain Girl Jam (Denver)
LindyPalooza (Champaign/Urbana, IL)
Beantown (Boston, MA)

 The Pickles pride themselves on being the most professional swing band in the business. They are easygoing, flexible, and open to collaborating with other musicians and entertainers. The band has taught master classes in music performance at the University of Iowa, and often invites students to sit in for a song or two during shows. All six members of the band are devoted to their craft, which ranges from playing, composing, and producing music, to teaching students, planning swing dance events, and restoring instruments.
In 2013 the group recorded a full-length self-titled album in Iowa. Since moving the band to Colorado, the Pickles have recorded 2 EP’s: “Extra Spicy” in 2013, and “Rocky Mountain High” in 2014. Following the success of their albums, the band won first place in Seattle’s Jazz Dance Film Festival with “Movin’ Groovy”, featuring original music by the band.
 You can catch Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles Jazz Band playing live in Denver every month at the Mercury Café in Denver, Colorado. Stay tuned for the group’s East Coast Tour and much anticipated record release entitled “High-Fidelity” in July of 2015.

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Douyé is a Nigerian born jazz recording artist based in Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A. Like a breath of fresh air, her sound is unique, sophisticated, captivating and timeless; Douyé stands out. Her presentation in styling of songs is distinct and alluring, she brings life to the songs that she sings. Douyé is also a songwriter. Prior to coming into the jazz world, she self released her debut classic R&B album in 2017 and the album is titled "Journey." In 2014, she released her sophomore album under her label,Groove Note Records/BBM and the album is titled "So Much Love." So Much Love album track title is a tribute song to the legendary Fela Kuti. So Much Love features fine musicians Rick Braun, Eric Marienthal, Andy Sync, Philippe Saisse, Dapo Torimiro, Ron Jenkins, Ricky Lawson and more. The album was mixed by Ray Bardani and Mastered by Bernie Grundman. Both the album Journey and So Much Love gained great attention worldwide. Douyé and her co-writer Terry Shaddick wrote all the songs on both albums. In 2015, Douyé made a distinct decision to move onto being a jazz singer. She followed a promise that she had made to her late father on becoming a jazz musician. Douyé says "that promise that I made to my father haunted me to the point that I was restless until I finally agreed to fully become a jazz songstress." As a child growing up, jazz was the first kind of music that was introduced to me and it was my father that introduced it to me. My father was a lover of jazz music and I was very close to my dad and so, we'd listened to jazz music daily for hours. My childhood experience with jazz created my love for the music. Douyé says, "My father used to say to me that jazz is life and that one cannot do jazz as should until one goes through the motions of life. I used to wonder what he meant by that, but now I know." Douyé debut jazz album titled Daddy Said So was released on 07/07/2017 and the album consist of 14 classic jazz standards. Instantly the album gained an enormous attention and with that success, it brought a forefront attention to Douyé name and her artistry to the jazz world. Daddy Said So lasted on the Jazz weekly charts for over 25 weeks consecutively. Daddy Said So features celebrated jazz musicians as Ron Carter, Kenny Barron, Russell Malone, John Beasley, John Clayton, Roy McCurdy, Bob Sheppard, Jeremy Pelt, Willie Jones III, Justo Almario, Jonathan Blake, Benito Gonzalez, Otmaro Ruiz and many more. Douyé continues her promising artistry in jazz and is currently working on her next project with a release date to be announced shortly.

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