R. Scott Bryan has a rare ability to sing and play everything from guitar and bass to keyboards and percussion--and do it all exceedingly well. Scott toured the world and recorded for five years with superstar Sheryl Crow band, co-authoring the 1996 Top Ten U.K. single "Hard to Make a Stand." He has since released two critically-acclaimed recordings under his own name.

Nick Howard is an award winning British Singer Songwriter. Following a 12 month stretch playing 200 shows across Europe and the US, achieving gold status with his single 'Unbreakable', and selling out two headlining tours, and winning the hugely popular TV show The Voice of Germany, Nick Howard has debuted his newest single 'Untouchable' (co-written and produced with Grammy nominated writer/producer Toby Gad) following several months of writing and recording in Los Angeles, New York and Nashville. 'Untouchable' was released in Germany in December supported by fantastic radio play, a performance on The Voice of Germany and a performance in front of 1 million people at the Brandenburg Gate on New Year's Eve. The single reached number 10 on the German mainstream radio charts, the only independent release in the Top 20.

Nick's music has been used over forty times in TV shows such as The Hills, Jersey Shore, Pretty Little Liars, Switched at Birth, Army Wives, and LA Ink and 90210. In the last three years alone, he has played over 500 shows in the US, the UK and in Europe both as a support and headlining act.

Tim Session puts on a show unlike any other. Recording guitar, bass, and drum sounds (all live) into a looping machine, Session is a self-contained, one-man jam band. But Tim doesn't just use the looping machine, he plays it, incorporates it into his show like an instrument.

Tim's guitar style is heavily influenced by guitar phenoms Keller Williams and Michael Hedges. His songwriting and vocal styling is modeled after legends like Paul McCartney and Bob Marley. His lyrics reflect a continuously optimistic take on life and society. His songs are experimental and indie enough to connect with the thriving, underground music scene-yet catchy and mainstream enough to rank him easily among the finest undiscovered John Mayers and Jason Mraz's of the world. He has a stage show that is intimate enough for the smallest coffeehouses, yet powerful enough for much grander stages.