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Carvo Music, is a British American record producer, engineer, songwriter and on a good day, Videographer.  Initially, he was musically trained to play the trumpet and did so professionally as a part of a touring salsa band.

After moving to New York City from Wilmington, Del., Carvo Music began to work with a large network of musicians. Working in a studio based out of Midtown West, he recorded, engineered and produced music for rappers in Queens, Brooklyn, Harlem, Jersey City, N.J. and even Philadelphia, Pa.

Ask anyone what they remember most about a performance with Téja and their answer will most likely be her infectious smile! However, it’s her killer bass-playing that keeps her working! With the eagerness of a novice, yet the restraint and focus of a more seasoned player, Téja is a musician’s musician.

Equal parts Verdine White, James Jamerson and Marcus Miller – all wrapped up in a sweetly soulful voice (think Corrine Bailey-Rae meets Gretchen Parlato), there’s no one way to define Téja’s sound.

[Artists Téja has worked with most recently include Janelle Monáe (currently serving as her touring bassist), Musiq Soulchild, Frank McComb, Kenny Lattimore, Angie Stone and Chandra Currelley].

Rouzbeh is a world class musician and the top Flamenco guitarist in Atlanta, GA.

In addition to earning a degree at the Atlanta Institute of Music, he also studied abroad, under the tutelage of Cristina Heeren at The Foundation of Flamenco Art in Sevilla, Spain.

His Persian roots and love for acoustic music has given him a authentic understanding of the various Middle Eastern and Latin genres. And growing up in Atlanta, he also developed a love for pop, rock, blues, and country.

His years of live performance have given him a very refined ear that he uses as both a world beat Music Producer and Recording Engineer.

Just like so many others Daniel Nails started his music career as a little boy singing and playing piano and drums in his home church in South Carolina.

After becoming an Allstate vocalist in high school he went on to major in music at South Carolina State University.

Since moving to Atlanta, Daniel has performed in Jazz clubs, become a music director for several churches in the Atlanta Area, feature on the Frank Ski Inspirational vitamin segment, an award winning artist and songwriter , wrote, arrange and produce songs for Verde Music Group, and help revitalize music projects for other Artist so their music will be marketable to the music industry and the buying public.

Dwan Bosman was born in Ft. Myers, Florida, and raised in New Haven, Connecticut and Atlanta, Georgia. His career in music can be traced to the age of 12 when he began with the clarinet. He moved to the alto saxophone at the age of 15.

 Dwan’s musical heritage is outstanding. He has been privileged to get the best hands-on training in classical and jazz improvisational techniques under the tutelage of renowned musicians within his family. His late grandfather, Lloyd Smith, was a saxophonist for “The Big Bands” of Duke Ellington, Lionel Hampton, and Earl “Father” Hines. Dwan’s father, Dwight Bosman, and his uncle, Dwayne Bosman are The Legendary “Bosman Twins.”

Self taught guitarist and writer, Brandon A. Thomas, has progressed immensely throughout his 15 years of performing.  Although he cites his influences to heavy metal, he has done acoustic, studio, and live sets with Leon Bridges, India Arie, T.I., Outkast, Khao and countless others on the Atlanta scene.

Allen Cook is a musician with a wide range of influences and abilities. ‘Specialization Through Diversification’ is one way of describing his activities. In addition to being a piano/keyboards player, guitarist, and vocalist, Allen performs, write songs, compose, tune and repair pianos.