In addition to be being a founding member of the contemporary flamenco trio Idilio (who recently released their self-titled debut album), Italian native Chiara Mangiameli is part of the Chicago based group Las Guitarras De Espana performing in various theaters and venues both locally and nationally.

This rising ingénue melds the worlds of jazz, folk, and pop into a startlingly sweet mixture of sensual melodies and crowd-pleasing performance. Her soon-to-debut album, "Happy Little Tune," is a reflection of elements that shaped the unique, free-spirited individual she is today.

Doubledge is a Hard Rock band from the NYC area comprised of a group of men that not only share a relentless passion for music but also a strong desire to reach millions. Their lyrics and music are infused with an inspirational message of hope that touches and changes the lives of everyone who has the opportunity to hear them. With undeniable talent and musical roots stemming from various genres; Doubledge’s sound is unlike any other.

Avishai Cohen is a leading figure on the international jazz scene and one of the most sought-after players of his generation — "an assertive and accomplished trumpeter with a taste for modernism," according to Nate Chinen of The New York Times. Though deeply rooted in the bebop and post-bop tradition, Avishai is taking jazz in new directions, making waves as an improviser, composer and bandleader.

Arthur Lee Land combines diverse influences to create a fresh new musical vibe: Afrograss Flavored Folk Rock. During a tour of Nigeria and Ghana, West Africa in 2001, Arthur spawned the concept of Afrograss: a synthesis of West African percussion and bluegrass in a folk rock context with a touch of funk, jazz, reggae, latin and world beat.

Sarah Tolar's album, Big Blue Moon, gracefully traverses genre by blending her many influences and offering up a record that is both contemporary and timeless. Her jazz leanings infuse style and soul into warm melodies and poignant lyrics, and bring thoughtful musicality to modern songwriting.

DOX, born Amin Fleary hails from the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. His early years were defined by a stepmother addicted to crack-cocaine, and a father, who spent most of his time working odd jobs to support the family. DOX often acted as the man of the house, which at the time was an abandoned building. It was there that he learned at an early age that nothing would be given to him.

Multi-talented and versatile musician born and raised in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He has developed a solid professional career of two decades as an electric bassist, background vocalist, musical director, arranger and producer. He got involved in music as a vocalist since his childhood. He started his professional career as a bassist for the orchestra of the late Maestro Luis José Mella.

Today, Vaughn is composing main themes and underscores for student films, Independent releases and has several songs licensed to Soundscape Media. He continues to study percussion and piano and persues a career writing scores, acting and playing in a symphony.

Lyric coloratura soprano, Emily Burr, praised for her easy vocal production and vibrant stage presence, excels in music ranging from Baroque to Contemporary. During the summer of 2009 Ms. Burr made her European debut joining Northern Arizona University's Flagstaff in Fidenza in Fidenza, Italy. She performed Gilda in Verdi's Rigoletto, covered Nannetta in Verdi's Falstaff, and in several concerts with the program.

New York City based performing songwriter Danielle Gasparro does not sing a word she doesn’t mean. With a modern sound and style that seamlessly blends elements of pop and jazz, this compelling artist somehow reminds us of Carmen McRae, Joni Mitchell, Carole King and Laura Nyro, all at the same time.

Third World Love was born four years ago in Barcelona for a one-time tour that instantly developed into a unique brotherhood, co-led by Omer Avital on bass, trumpeter Avishai Cohen, drummer Daniel Freedman, and pianist Yonatan Avishai. On November 7, 2007, Third World Love will release New Blues (Anzic Records), an organic experiment of different compositional forms that blends Jazz, African, and Middle Eastern music.

Eric Du'sean Harland, composer and drummer, is a 32 year old native of Houston, Texas who currently resides on the east coast. Education He began his professional career in 1993 playing locally as he finished high school at The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Eric won first chair in 1992-93 with the Regional and All State Jazz Band.

Rachele has been mentored by world-renowned sopranos Carol Vaness and Virginia Zeani. She was a winner in the Palm Beach Opera Competition at 19 where she sang in the winners’ concert at the Kravis center in Palm Beach under the baton of Maestro Anton Guadagno. She was also a member of the Aspen Music Festival's Opera Center. Rachele received her Bachelor’s degree in Vocal performance at Indiana University and continued with graduate studies at Boston University.

Taylor is an 18-year-old student in the jazz studies program at the University of Toronto. Originally from Naramata, B.C, in the heart of the Okanagan Valley, Taylor now lives and studies full time in Toronto.

An original retro-jazz-vocalist with a unique “new-old” approach, Julian Yeo blends old school soul with celebrated qualities of today (and sometimes with a twist). Following Julian's critically acclaimed debut CD album 'Old, New, Borrowed, Blue', Julian's CD 'Unusual Passage' is an experience that’s quaint but highly addictive.

Born in 1979, in Croix-des-Bouquet, Haiti, just like musician Wyclef Jean, Jean Belony Murat, known by most as BelO, is a young talented singer and songwriter who proposes a music, that is mostly a mix of reggae, voodoo and soul beats, and even flirts with the jazz genre.

Brit & the Cavalry met at music school at New York University, fronted by guitarist, singer, and violinist Brit Boras, The Cavalry is made up of Alex Beckmann on drums, and Dan Krysa on bass. The group plays with a blend of genres suddenly terrorized by distorted guitar and "infused with psychedelic swirls" (The Deli Magazine).

In a world where inspiration can be difficult to find, we believe in the power of music to enrich lives and inspire souls. We sincerely love passing on to others this unwavering source of passion in our own lives and strive to continue to do so in as many ways as possible. With 25 years of musical training and performance experience and a deep commitment to quality and professionalism, Green Brooms Music Academy is the choice for musical instruction in Santa Monica and the greater Los Angeles area.

Not many vocalists have performed with the most popular big band of all time - The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. From January 2001 to February 2009, Rob was the featured vocalist for this famous big band. The affiliation has taken this great singer on tour with the Orchestra around the globe and all the way to the 2005 President's Inaugural Ball in Washington, D.C.