Georgia Heers is a vocalist and composer residing in Harlem. She recently moved to New York City from Greenville, South Carolina, to pursue her graduate studies at The Juilliard School. She aims to dedicate her life exploring the depths of music spanning across the African Diaspora. Georgia believes deeply in the healing components of music and artistic creation to cultivate community and healing.

Whether it’s a swanky, sophisticated jazz club or a boozy, bombastic rock joint, one thing is for certain, Russell Hall is bringing the party with him wherever he goes. Born in Kingston, Jamaica and raised in Miami, Florida, Russell has been playing and recording music since the tender age of 13. He furthered his study of music at the most prestigious conservatory in the world, The Juilliard School under the tutelage of Ben Wolfe, Ron Carter and Wynton Marsalis. He is currently a preeminent bassist in New York City where his session and freelance work has allowed him to work in virtually every facet of the New York music scene.

Andrew Stephens is a trumpeter and educator from Sacramento, California, based in New York since 2021. He holds a BA in Pure Mathematics from UC Berkeley (2018) and a Masters of Music from Juilliard (2023). Active in both the New York and SF Bay Area jazz scenes, he is a regular member of the Sleep No More band, maintains a duo project with Ben Goldberg, and has shared the stage with Taylor Eigsti, Roy McCurdy, as well as many others. He has taught at the Stanford Jazz Workshop, the California Jazz Conservatory summer program, Sonoma. State University, and the Teagarden Jazz Camp. He is the winner of the 2021 Ryan Anthony Memorial Trumpet Competition, and placed 2nd in the 2019 Carmine Caruso Competition.

Eliza Salem is an in-demand drummer currently based in Brooklyn. Eliza originally hails from Maryland and attended the University of Michigan for her Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Studies. With guidance from her mentors, she honed her craft in the vibrant musical scenes of Washington D.C., Baltimore, and Detroit before moving to New York City in 2021, where she now works full-time playing gigs, teaching, and touring. Eliza strives to embody empathy, honesty, and patience in every musical and artistic context. This philosophy has allowed her to seek out, learn from, and grow alongside some of New York's most esteemed and truthful improvisers and artists.

Sergio Tabanico is a tenor saxophonist based in New York City. Originally from Tucson, Arizona, Tabanico came to New York in 2015 to study at The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2019. He then attended the Juilliard School, where he earned his master's in 2023. Tabanico now performs in New York leading his own group, and as a sideman in others’. He’s worked extensively with vibraphonist Joel Ross, including performances and co-composing music for his latest album The Parable of the Poet. Tabanico has also shared the stage with Adam O’Farrill, Slauson Malone (Jasper Marsalis), June McDoom, Helado Negro, and Samora Pinderhughes.