Eric Roberts

Eric Roberts  

When I first heard Eric Roberts without even knowing  his style is some what similar to the early years of  legendary jazz guitarist, Earl  Klugh. Eric Roberts single "Flying Free"  is an inspiration from his soul spirited love for Brazil. While living in Switzerland, he came across a small Brazilian Music Community and club. There they appreciated his style, music, his craft and so he entitled his cd   "My Brazilian Heart."  This cd is a beautiful composition of his guitar playing from his selection of originals.  You can find on Eric Roberts on amazon.com.

Elkano Browning Cream

Elkano Browning Cream (EBC)

Elkano Browning Cream 2, emphasizing more than ever the hypnotic side of their music. Demonstrating an eclecticism of poetry and danceable rhythms.
The Hammond Organ Trio focuses on their musical essence, we showcase  "Euphoria" bringing you Latin feel, an expression of joy in their music exploration.  Check out EBC on cdbaby.com

Mike Freedman

Mike Freedman

Mike Freedman's latest release takes his music in a new direction and showcases a blending of the many elements of his musical background. Mike's love for many musical styles blend well in this mix of Latin, jazz and other worldly rhythms and textures. The instrumental pieces flow along, are easy on the ears and enjoyable to listen to while adhering to a radio format and sound, having strong hooks and melodies. 

Mike has also produced and recorded two CD’s of his own material as a singer/songwriter and one CD of instrumental guitar music. Mike has had his songs placed in TV and film, including the show, Dawson’s Creek.

Ben Martinez Project

Ben Martinez Project

From modern jazz compositions to orginals the Ben Martinez Project focuses on their creativity and improvisational works.  Between each band members they bring you a  unique blend of New Mexico Jazz  and Texas Jazz.  Straight Head to Traditional Jazz, Funk, Modern Jazz, Latin, Rumba, Urban and Polyrhythm the Ben Martinez Project has appeared at the Texas Jazz Festival for 14 years. The Coast Radio features their single "Sancturary," and you can catch them on reverbnation.

Larry Carlton

Larry Carlton

Carlton has won three Grammy Awards for his performances and compositions, including the theme music for the hit television series, Hill Street Blues (1981). 2009, Carlton joined Steely Dan as guest guitarist for six dates in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. In June 2010 Carlton released Take Your Pick, an album made with Tak Matsumoto. This album won the 2011 Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Album, Carlton 4th Grammy win. In February 2011 Carlton released "Plays The Sound Of Philadelphia."