Jeff Bradshaw is a Philadelphia-born trombonist renowned for his fusion of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop. Raised in a musically rich environment, his father, a minister and musician, introduced him to brass instruments early on. Choosing the trombone over more popular instruments in high school, Bradshaw aimed to bring the instrument into contemporary music. His debut album, Bone Deep (2003), showcased his unique sound and set the stage for a prolific career. Over the years, he has collaborated with artists like Michael Jackson, The Roots, Erykah Badu, and Jill Scott, and has been a key figure in the Philadelphia neo-soul movement.

In 2023, Bradshaw released Jeff Bradshaw 20, marking two decades as a solo artist. The album features collaborations with Eric Roberson, Raheem DeVaughn, and others, reflecting his growth and experiences over the years. Currently, he continues to perform and inspire audiences worldwide, solidifying his legacy as a pioneering trombonist in modern music.

Leo P (Leo Pellegrino) is a Pittsburgh-born baritone saxophonist renowned for his dynamic performances that blend jazz, funk, and dance. Born on June 3, 1991, he began his musical journey with the clarinet, performing polkas with his father, an accordionist. Inspired by John Coltrane, he transitioned to the saxophone and later discovered his passion for the baritone saxophone during high school. Leo pursued his studies at the Manhattan School of Music, graduating in 2013. While at the school, he was part of the Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra and recorded with them.

In 2014, Leo began busking in New York City's subway stations, where he met trumpet player Matt "Doe" Muirhead and drummer David "King of Sludge" Parks. Together, they formed the brass band Too Many Zooz, known for their energetic "brass house" style—a fusion of jazz, funk, and EDM. Their performances gained viral attention, leading to collaborations with artists like Beyoncé and appearances at prestigious venues such as Royal Albert Hall. Leo's distinctive performance style, characterized by his dancing while playing, vibrant hair, and bold fashion choices, has made him a standout figure in contemporary jazz.

In 2018, Leo released his debut solo album, Sax Star Suite Pt. 1, showcasing his versatility and innovative approach to the baritone saxophone. He continues to perform and collaborate with various artists, solidifying his reputation as a trailblazer in modern jazz.

Evan Taylor is a versatile trumpet artist from Ludington, Michigan, whose musical journey began in church and has since expanded into jazz, R&B, gospel, hip-hop, and beyond. He studied under Etienne Charles at Michigan State University and completed his master's degree at the University of Utah with Kris Johnson. Taylor has performed with artists such as Gloria Estefan, Dave Koz, Delfeayo Marsalis, and The Righteous Brothers. He has also contributed to projects for Netflix, HGTV, and BET, and was signed to Warner Chappell Music in 2018. Currently based in Bloomington, Indiana, Taylor serves as an Assistant Instructor for the Indiana University Soul Revue and is pursuing a doctoral degree in jazz studies at the Jacobs School of Music.