Zach Simms, 'Simba' as he is called by most close friends and peers, is based in the DMV and Eastern Shore of MD, where he grew up captivated by all things musical. While his prime instrument is Guitar, he performs and instructs on Mandolin, Electric Bass, Ukulele, and on the odd occasion, Banjo. While he spent his younger years focused on drinking in most genres, he spent his college years at Salisbury University studying under Master Guitarist Dr. Danielle Cumming, focusing on a more purist form of Classical guitar, and earning a Bachelor of Arts in Sound Engineering.
The Polyphonists (puh-LIH-fuh-nists) are a professional vocal ensemble founded from two households: soprano Amy Broadbent & tenor Matthew Hill, and mezzo-soprano Sylvia Leith & bass-baritone Edmund Milly. The word polyphony describes many independent voices interwoven in harmony, and that is our ethos: We are four soloists, but we come together to create music that transcends our individuality.
I am Alan Joseph, a dynamic singer-songwriter and actor whose artistry blends soulful vulnerability with theatrical flair, capable of shifting effortlessly between tender ballads, powerhouse R&B, and emotionally charged musical theater.
I am Robert John “Robbie” Ierubino, Jr., a US-born, autistic artist who emigrated to Vienna, Austria, when I was 14. I hold a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) degree in Graphic Design and a Master of Arts in Arts and Creative Technologies, both from the University of Staffordshire in Stoke-on-Trent, England. I have completed a graphic design internship with the wendy.network and at the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) in Vienna, Austria. But in May 2024, I moved to Ocean City, Maryland, to find a job as a US citizen by reason.
Bach and his band are fixtures on the jazz festival circuit. He was inducted into the Maryland Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2019 and named "Best Jazz Artist" at the 2016 Maryland Music Awards. His most recent album, *Fierce Heart*, reached #33 on the 2020 RMR Top Jazz Albums of the Year and remained on the charts for 20 weeks.
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From the album Jeff Muller presents Jes Grew, this is a song about loss and longing using the famed New Orleans Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau as the central character. Featuring Tommy Lepson on vocals and B3 organ, Eva Cassidy on backup vocals, Jeff Muller on guitars, Jay Turner on bass, Timm Biery on drums, Josh Howell on percussion, Ronny Francois and Mari Uehara on violins, Fred Wilcox on viola, and Xiao Jun Wang on cello. Written and produced by Jeff Muller, recorded and mixed by Timm Biery, mastered by Bill Wolf.
Medium: song
Year: 1995
Details: 7:46
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This is a 21st century blues about the strange times we're living in, featuring Tommy Lepson on vocals and B-3 organ, Jeff Muller on guitars and bass, Mark Wenner on harmonica, and Matt Tebo on drums. Written and produced by Jeff Muller, engineered by Matt Tebo and Tommy Lepson, mixed by Ahren Buchhiester, and mastered by Mike Monseur.
Medium: song
Year: 2023
Details: 5:27