Considered one of the most outstanding keyboard players, composers, and producers in contemporary music, Freddie Ravel has recorded and performed with many icon artists including Earth Wind & Fire, Phil Collins, Quincy Jones, Madonna, Al Jarreau, The Boston Pops and Prince. Dubbed "one of L.A.'s greatest keyboardists" by the Hollywood Reporter, he has brought Contemporary Music fans enduring radio favorites from his popular solo albums, “Midnight Passion”, “Sol to Soul” and his latest self-titled release featuring the number one international hit, “Sunny Side Up."

Bruce Kulick has been a professional musician and songwriter since 1975. Born in Brooklyn, NY, he has played guitar, bass and keyboards for many platinum artists. Before joining KISS, Kulick performed and recorded with platinum artists Billy Squier, Michael Bolton, and Meatloaf, with whom he toured the world on the "Bat Out of Hell" tour in 1977-78. After that Kulick formed the band Blackjack with Bolton; played guitar for Squier's first album, Tale of the Tape; UNION with ex Motley Crue vocalist John Corabi; Grand Funk Railroad.

“My feeling is that instrumental pop music can be robust, interesting and innovative, and can sound like the best vocal pop stuff, but only if care is taken to make sure that it is as genuine as that first moment when inspiration strikes.”

Paul Brown's talents as producer/engineer have earned him two Grammy Awards and an impressive string of more than 40 number one hits on Radio & Records' smooth jazz chart. In an illustrious career spanning over two decades, Brown has worked on projects for such influential artists as George Benson, Al Jarreau, Kirk Whalum, Patti Austin, Norman Brown, Luther Vandross, Larry Carlton, Euge Groove, Boney James, Rick Braun, and Peter White, among many others.