Steve Adams is a world-class guitarist who has shared the stage with the likes of Steve Lukather & Simon Phillips, Billy Cobham, Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, and many more. After appearing at the Music Cares Pete Bardens Benefit Concert in Los Angeles with Pete, Mick Fleetwood's Zoo, Dave Koz, Ben Harper, Joe Walsh, Sheila E., John Mayall, and many others, Steve concentrated on composing material for his 3rd solo CD, "Camera Obscura", released in 2005. Now in full stride, Steve is currently preparing to record THREE new CDs, which he says "Will show many more aspects of my playing, including Progressive, Experimental, Acoustic, and heavier Rock tracks as well." Inspired and fueled by the global success of Camera Obscura & the simultaneous re-release of his two prior CDs "Maiden Voyage" & "Vertigo", Steve's upcoming CD releases are sure to provide his fans with the emotion-filled moments they have come to enjoy so much. - (Read more)

Born: 1972 Wife: Angela (Ena) Muhuri, married for 9 years! Occupation: Sr. Electronic Engineer & Music Composer for Hasbro Toy Group (Previous Occupations: "Professional Student," Music Instructor, CD Seller, Studio Drummer, Radio DJ) Favorite Albums: Yes - Close to the Edge & Tales from Topographic Oceans, The Flower Kings - Stardust We Are & Unfold the Future, Dream Theater - "Score" DVD, Bob Kindler - Tiger's Paw, Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet, Glen Velez - Rhythmicolor Exotica. Favorite Food: Italian, North & South Indian, Bengali, Thai, Malaysian. Particular favorites: Italian "grinder" sandwiches, wood oven pasta or pasta with shrimp, Thai minced chicken or duck with basil, shrimp curried in coconut milk (oh, yeah, that one's healthy), simple Bengali lentil soup (a daily staple), "kumra" curry (can be made with great success by using more readily-available butternut squash), malaysian rendang, sag paneer (Indian spinach and cheese curry), and like any good white boy with exposure to Indian food, chicken tikka masala. Favorite Beverages: The high-quality versions of these are terrific: almost any fruit juice, strong black coffee, lassi, single-malt scotch whiskey. Favorite Movie: Office Space, Winged Migration. Favorite TV Shows: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The Colbert Report, The Office, Animal documentaries, anything hosted by Bill Moyers. Proficient at: Drumkit, Percussion, Violin, Guitar, Mandolin Able to fake: Electric Bass, Flute, Voice Terrible at but still trying: Piano, Clarinet, Saxophone Gave up on: Trumpet, Trombone, Cello, Vibes - (Read more)

I'm Jorge Otero and Stormy Mondays es la banda en la que llevo singing, composing and playing for more than fifteen years. Tocamos rock clásico, el de toda la vida, el que siempre apetece escuchar; a veces en castellano, a veces en inglés. We play classic rock, lifelong, which always want to hear, sometimes in Castilian, sometimes in English. - (Read more)

Tautologic is an eclectic progressive rock band based in Chicago. The band was formed in 1997 as a vehicle for founding members Ethan Sellers' and Pat Buzby's eclectic musical compositions and off-beat lyrics. The group's richly orchestrated recordings have garnered the band praise for its inventive arrangements, performed by some of Chicago's best musicians. Tautologic has released two CDs to international critical acclaim and radio airplay, making at least one critic's year-end best-of list. The band has performed on the stage at various clubs, radio stations, and television shows in Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and the Minneapolis-area. Tautologic writes lyrics and constructs rock operas about things drawn from life like burnout roommates and their psychotic crack-whore girlfriends, tube socks, crazy homeless people, indie hipsters, quasi-terroristic rants against totalitarian utility companies, and anything else that entertains and/or irritates Sellers and Buzby in real life. - (Read more)

It may seem that Terra Naomi has suddenly emerged fully formed but that seemingly ‘meteoric rise’ has been seven years in the making. Seven years on the hard shoulder, mopping up coffee dregs in Greenwich Village, trying to work a response from the drunk at the bar. Then, classic timing in catching the You Tube wave with video blogs and uploaded songs that led to her becoming a You Tube legend, winning an award for her song ‘Say Its Possible’ which generated 5 million plus global hits. The song, inspired by Al Gore’s ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ has come to symbolise the struggle for awareness on the threat of global warming. Gore himself has been sufficiently fired up by the song to ensure that Terra got a deserved shot at performing on a global platform when she took part at the recent Wembley leg of Live Earth. Now based in London, Terra has arrived with an array of songs that combine fragile beauty with an underlying grit. Having signed to Island Records, she has officially released ‘Say Its Possible’ as a downloadable single and her album will be out in the autumn. At a time when we increasingly question the relevance and integrity of what we’re doing, Terra is a reminder that life does not need to be a hollow shell – it can have substance too.