Reuben Fowler is a 23 year old trumpeter, composer and arranger based in London. He is the recipient of the 2012 Kenny Wheeler Award, the Musicians Benevolent Peter Whittingham Award and the Jazz Services Recording Support Scheme. His first record; an album of original big band music featuring himself, Stan Sulzmann, Jim Hart and Tom Harrell will be released on Edition Records in 2013. The big band consists of many of the UK’s finest jazz and session musicians.
	Displaying an interest in jazz at 15, he joined the Doncaster Jazz Association (DJA). With the DJA he toured New York and played at the Royal Albert Hall as a featured soloist. At 17, he was part of an album recorded at Abbey Road Studios with the Doncaster Jazz Orchestra, recording the flugelhorn feature ‘Blue.’
	During his teens Reuben commuted regularly to London to take a chair with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra. With NYJO he played at various venues and festivals throughout the UK, including Ronnie Scotts and the Scarborough Jazz Festival. 
	In 2008 he gained a place on the jazz course at the Royal Academy of Music. While at the Academy Reuben studied with Gerard Presencer, Martin Speake, Nick Smart, Nikki Iles, Mike Lovatt, Stan Sulzmann and Will Vinson. He has also played with Peter Erskine, John Taylor, Henry Lowther, Stan Tracey and Mike Walker.
		Reuben has also played as part of various ensembles including the Gareth Lockrane Big Band, the Ed Puddick Big Band, the 606 Big Band, the James Taylor Quartet (JTQ) and the Andy Panayi Big Band in many of London’s most prestigious venues.  

"Reuben has that extraordinary combination of abilities that are entirely appropriate for this prize in Kenny’s name: great composer, masterful orchestration, commanding soloist and an overall vision for a most ambitious project.”
-Evan Parker

"In this year’s selection process, Reuben stood out as a young musician who not only had great command of his instrument but also demonstrated a maturity in his composing and imaginative orchestration. To put forward a big band project in this current climate is ambitious but clearly shows that Reuben has great drive and determination and I, for one, am looking forward to hearing the results”
-Dave Stapleton, Edition Records

"Surely someone we'll be hearing a lot more of in the future."
Stephen Graham- Jazzwise

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Trumpet player, arranger and teacher in Stockholm, Sweden

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 Donyea Goodman is a Stellar Award nominated producer with over 18 years of music production experience. He started playing the drums at 3 years old and keys soon after.. He produced Ingrid WIlliam's first album "Finally Found Someone", in 1999, and has never looked back since. As a producer Donyea has scored a top ten Gospel single with "I Would't Know You", by James Fortune and Fiya. He has also produced other singles including the hit Clark Sisters remake "Is my Living in Vain", by Zie'l. Which earned him a Stellar award nomination. Other singles include the chart topping Jazz single "Love You So Much", by Darren Motamedy and "Grown Folks", by soul singer, Choklate.  Donyea has done music for TV networks, commericals,  and shows such as B.E.T.'s Celebration Of Gospel, Oil Of Olay, KFC, Kia, McDonalds, and more!
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Donyea has also earned recognition as a sought after Music Director and Keyboardist. He has shared the stage with the legendary gospel music icon Rev. Clay Evans, gospel songwriter/singer Kurt Carr, Marvin Sapp, Dorinda Clark Cole, R&B singer Eric Roberson, Raheem Devaughn, Sunday's Best Winner Crystal Aiken, Earth Wind and Fire, Kim Burrell, Dove Award winners Bryan Duncan & the Neho Soul Band, and more. He has also contributed his talents as a film score editor and sound developer to movies for Imagine Films, Disney and Pixar Entertainment.

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With an ear and passion for music, Donyea is embarking on a new journey as an artist. He is currently working on new projects with Tobbi & Tommi, and has just recently released the single "You" written and co-produced with amazing singer and songwriter Shyloh!  And has also released his debut jazz  album 'Groovin At Sunrise'.

Jazz/Lead trumpet player based in London.

Tom Walsh, aged 26, is based in London, where he graduated from the Jazz Course at the Royal Academy Of Music with 1st Class Honours in 2013. In his first year at college, Tom was the inaugural recipient of the Humphrey Lyttelton Jazz Prize, an award for outstanding jazz performance. Upon leaving college Tom had also received other awards including the Wolfson Prize (2012) and the Alumni Development Award (2013). 

Shortly after graduating, in September 2013, Tom was appointed the lead trumpet chair in the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra. From 2013 to 2017 we worked with the band alongside international jazz luminaries such as Benny Golson, Branford Marsalis, Kurt Elling, Bob Mintzer and Mike Stern. He has also played lead trumpet with the WDR Big Band & Vince Mendoza. Tom has also played with some of the UK's other top big bands including: The BBC Big Band, The Stan Sulzmann Neon Orchestra, The Laurence Cottle Big Band, The Gareth Lockrane Big Band, The Ronnie Scott's Jazz Orchestra, NYJO and The Mark Nightingale Big Band. 

In light orchestral work Tom has played principal trumpet with John Wilson, The RTE Concert Orchestra and has played with the RPO, Philharmonia, English National Ballet Orchestra and the English Session Orchestra. In the West End, Tom has played on multiple shows including Wicked, Sinatra: Live On Stage, Dreamgirls, Show Boat and Beautiful. In 2013 and 2014 Tom played lead trumpet live on the X Factor Big Band shows, in addition to the BBC Proms in 2014, and the ongoing BBC TV series Bruce's Hall Of Fame. In pop and commercial music Tom has played and recorded with the likes of Van Morrison, Blur, Mark Knopfler, Jessie J, Gary Barlow and Shirley Bassey. In February 2014 Tom co-produced and played a series of concerts with Al Jarreau at London's famous Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club. 

Having recently returned from studying with Jerry Hey in Los Angeles, Tom is currently working from his home studio recording, composing and arranging for multiple projects including his own horn section. Tom is a Vincent Bach Trumpet endorsing artist

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