Barry Mcnaughton A Southern California based guitarist, composer, and college music teacher. He received his Master’s degree in Classical Guitar Performance from USC in 2002 where he worked as a teaching assistant for the Thornton School of Music. In addition to being a merit scholarship recipient, he has won several other prestigious awards. These include: a silver medal in the ASTA competition held annually in Los Angeles and the 2002 USC Classical Guitar Departmental Award.

Jeff Moulds A dedicated drummer with experience in a wide array of genres including: rock, jazz, blues, country, bluegrass, folk, funk, reggae, hip hop, electronic, techno, drum-n-bass, latin, and world music.

Originally from Vancouver, British Colombia, he has performed extensively in Western Canada as well as in his new home of Southern California.

Andrew Guevara Beginning playing the saxophone in the 4th grade, at the age of 16, while already performing in Jazz clubs around Southern California, he was awarded a scholarship which enabled him to study and perform with the Society for the Preservation of Dixieland Jazz. In 2004, Andrew earned outstanding musicianship awards from the Reno Jazz Festival and Riverside Community College Jazz Festival as a featured soloist in his high school jazz band.

Daniel Reasoner First became fascinated with the bass through early exposure to his father’s classic rock collection. In the fourth grade he acquired his first bass and immediately joined the school band. After only a few years of playing, Daniel was asked to join the Zanja 8, a Jazz band made up entirely of high school age musicians, all performing at a professional level. Daniel spent 5 years in the group and logged over 400 live shows.