Martin Cantu-Vocalist

Martin was born February 9th in Austin Texas and moved to California at the young age of 6mo. Brought in San Francisco's urban mission district. Martin was raised in a family of musicians including his parents and two older brothers Emilio Jr and Michael who indecently introduced him to the music industry .Emilio jr who was a Latin percussionist and Michael who was a R&B balladeer. Martin took a liking to both trades and as a young boy yearned for the opportunity to perform. Today Martin still finds plesure in playing music the only difference is that now it's for a greater cause. Praise The Lord..

Andrew Alva-Drums

Musical Influences: Primarily all styles of jazz and Latin rhythms Hobbies & Interests:  Praising the Lord, spending precious time with my beautiful wife Lisa, Acting goofy for my gorgeous girls Stephanie and Amy. Getting away for the weekend with my family.  I must say, that the Lord and my Family are truly the fulfillment of my life. I daily thank the Holy Spirit for entering my heart. Seeing the meaning of love and peace. "We all have things that come against us. We may get knocked down on the outside, but the key to living in victory is to learn how get up on the inside.  Bless you ...

Edward Domantay-Bass

Ed Domantay grew up loving music. With his brothers and sisters he would wear out his dad’s jazz and 50’s records. Ee began his formal music training at the age of seven when his mother signed him up for lessons along with his brothers and sisters, in college music classes at Los Angeles City College. When his family moved to Eagle Rock, California Ed took up the bass to play in the Jr. High School Jazz Band. As a freshman he was then chosen to fill the bass chair in the nationally known and award winning Eagle Rock High School Jazz Band. 
In four years Ed garnered many individual awards in jazz festivals across the nation including being chosen to perform with the Monterey Jazz Festival All-Star Big Band and winning the 1987 outstanding soloist award for upright bass at the Monterey Jazz Festival. He then gained more experience performing in several rock bands that played the L.A. Sunset Strip circuit and also playing jazz and fusion in both the Cal State North-Ridge and USC jazz programs. 
In 1998 the Lord saved him and now he plays bass for a higher purpose.

Interests: Travel, Scuba Diving, Pediatric Therapy, Stroke and Spinal Cord Rehab, Ukulele. Musical Influences: Ray Brown, Monty Budwig, Walter Urban, Stanley Clark, Flea, Geddy, Jaco, Paul McCartney, J.P. Jones, Nathan East, Miles, Charlie Parker, Cachao, Fred Hammond

Jordan Magat

Vocalist Percussionist:

Carl Fortier

Keyboards

Lavy

Guitar

Rodrigo Santic

Sax

Victor Castro

Trombone