Kainalu has been playing music for nearly 20 years. He loves live looping and creating a one man band vibe that has groovy progressions and basslines. He plays genres ranging from rock, pop, punk, hiphop, alternative and country music. He likes playing music for everyone to enjoy!

Summer has been singing her entire life and is very proud to have been a full-time working musician in the valley for over a decade. Her biggest passion is song-writing and connecting with people through music. She is a previous Alice Cooper's Proof is in the Pudding winner and is currently releasing music with her band Summer and the Rain. Summer hosts a broad variety of covers for just about any venue or event, though her favorites are 70's-90's rock tunes. She is constantly updating her set-list so you'll never hear the same set from her twice.

Rooted in folk and classic rock influences like The Beatles, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, and Tom Petty, Dominic’s music also draws from ’90s and 2000s classics, creating a versatile sound that feels both timeless and familiar.

"Ever since picking up a guitar for the first time at age 10, Joey Gutos knew he found a lifelong partner. Inspired initially by his parents’ collection of classic rock CDs, from The Beatles to The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin, he cut his teeth on some of the best that have come before him. Throughout his early years, he wrote and recorded music with numerous projects until he hit his stride in the music industry when he formed Sunset Voodoo with co-songwriter Lucas Roth and drummer Rocky Yañez. Sunset Voodoo has played throughout the southwest, making notable appearances at Pot of Gold Music Festival, Apache Lake Music Festival and has headlined numerous Arizona venues including Marquee Theatre and Crescent Ballroom. The band has released three EPs and is currently putting the final touches on their debut full-length album. Gutos has also served as the lead guitarist for other AZ-based artists Something Like Seduction, Bob Rabbit and Rachael Beck." - College Times

Thomas is a singer/songwriter and worship leader from Tempe, Arizona, inspired by the story of humanity, God’s redemption, and the human ability to create new things. Under his dad’s leadership in the church, he began making music from a young age. Thomas is currently a junior at Arizona State University studying music, but spends most of his time at ASU’s Catholic Newman Center, leading students in music at Masses, worship nights, and community outreach events. Through his time in campus ministry, he's discovered a passion for honest songwriting and music that speaks to the heart. Thomas recently released his debut album "The Return” in February of 2019.  Beyond his original music career, Thomas is an accomplished working musician in Arizona. He has an extensive setlist that captures and entertains a wide demographic.

"Ever since picking up a guitar for the first time at age 10, Joey Gutos knew he found a lifelong partner. Inspired initially by his parents’ collection of classic rock CDs, from The Beatles to The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin, he cut his teeth on some of the best that have come before him. Throughout his early years, he wrote and recorded music with numerous projects until he hit his stride in the music industry when he formed Sunset Voodoo with co-songwriter Lucas Roth and drummer Rocky Yañez. Sunset Voodoo has played throughout the southwest, making notable appearances at Pot of Gold Music Festival, Apache Lake Music Festival and has headlined numerous Arizona venues including Marquee Theatre and Crescent Ballroom. The band has released three EPs and is currently putting the final touches on their debut full-length album. Gutos has also served as the lead guitarist for other AZ-based artists Something Like Seduction, Bob Rabbit and Rachael Beck." - College Times

Chris Lewis is an American singer, songwriter and independent artist in Phoenix Arizona, originally from Delaware. Currently performing as a solo acoustic artist in the Phoenix metro valley playing Americana original music and curated classic covers. Chris’ soulful clean vocal style, guitar playing and songwriting are what people take away from a live show. Currently in the studio working on a new EP and playing through Phoenix metro area.

Thomas is a singer/songwriter and worship leader from Tempe, Arizona, inspired by the story of humanity, God’s redemption, and the human ability to create new things. Under his dad’s leadership in the church, he began making music from a young age. Thomas is currently a junior at Arizona State University studying music, but spends most of his time at ASU’s Catholic Newman Center, leading students in music at Masses, worship nights, and community outreach events. Through his time in campus ministry, he's discovered a passion for honest songwriting and music that speaks to the heart. Thomas recently released his debut album "The Return” in February of 2019.  Beyond his original music career, Thomas is an accomplished working musician in Arizona. He has an extensive setlist that captures and entertains a wide demographic.

"Ever since picking up a guitar for the first time at age 10, Joey Gutos knew he found a lifelong partner. Inspired initially by his parents’ collection of classic rock CDs, from The Beatles to The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin, he cut his teeth on some of the best that have come before him. Throughout his early years, he wrote and recorded music with numerous projects until he hit his stride in the music industry when he formed Sunset Voodoo with co-songwriter Lucas Roth and drummer Rocky Yañez. Sunset Voodoo has played throughout the southwest, making notable appearances at Pot of Gold Music Festival, Apache Lake Music Festival and has headlined numerous Arizona venues including Marquee Theatre and Crescent Ballroom. The band has released three EPs and is currently putting the final touches on their debut full-length album. Gutos has also served as the lead guitarist for other AZ-based artists Something Like Seduction, Bob Rabbit and Rachael Beck." - College Times

Chris Lewis is an American singer, songwriter and independent artist in Phoenix Arizona, originally from Delaware. Currently performing as a solo acoustic artist in the Phoenix metro valley playing Americana original music and curated classic covers. Chris’ soulful clean vocal style, guitar playing and songwriting are what people take away from a live show. Currently in the studio working on a new EP and playing through Phoenix metro area.

Michael V. (Michael Villanueva) is a versatile vocalist based in Phoenix, Arizona, known for his dynamic performances across genres like R&B, classic rock, and pop. He is the lead singer for the band New Philosophy, which has been active for over a decade and performed more than 100 gigs. Michael also showcases his talent through live acoustic shows at venues like The Montauk in Scottsdale and shares his music on platforms like Spotify, contributing significantly to the local music scene.

Wes began playing on the Chicago club scene at age 15 with a variety of jazz and rock acts. Shortly thereafter he received a full scholarship to University of Illinois at Chicago where he won the prestigious Bar Association Music Award. During this time he also had the opportunity to play in the orchestra for the lost Duke Ellington musical, Jump for Joy. In the 90's he was a part of Chicago's Wicker Park music scene performing regularly with members of Tortoise and Wilco.  As a regular studio musician at Gravity Studios he performed on numerous recordings including the Grammy Nominated, self-titled album Studebaker John and the Hawks. More recently, Wes played a tenor sax solo for Phil Collins on a tribute record for his dear friend legendary songwriter, John Martyn. Wes has played with or opened for War, Ziggy Marley, Maceo Parker, Smashing Pumpkins, Guster, 3 Dog Night, Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel), Adrian Belew, Oz Noy, Dave Weckl, Tony Williams, Umphree’s McGee, Andrew Lloyd Weber, Tributosaurus, Robert Irving and Richard Patterson (Miles Davis), and Rolling Stones sidemen Jack Leavell, Tim Ries and Bernard Fowler (and many more). A competent multi-instrumentalist, Wes performs in various capacities including solo vocal/acoustic, blues trio, and jazz quartet. Some groups he is integral to include ChiNola (Chicago Blues meets New Orleans Funk and Soul), The Improbable Thursdays (Experimental Groove/Jazz) as well as his own progressive-rock-meets-singer-songwriter group, WJC. Chicago DJ Richard Milne of WXRT 93.1 once described Wes's music as "...unlike anything going down in the town." Wes has recorded/produced numerous artists over the years including Dave Tamkin, Scottie Long, Typhanie Monique, and Cameron McGill. A capable arranger, he is currently the music director/guitarist/singer/saxophonist for Arlen Music Productions 17 piece orchestra, Evolution. Wes resides in Chicago and continues to write, record, produce and perform hundreds of dates per year. 

Michael V. (Michael Villanueva) is a versatile vocalist based in Phoenix, Arizona, known for his dynamic performances across genres like R&B, classic rock, and pop. He is the lead singer for the band New Philosophy, which has been active for over a decade and performed more than 100 gigs. Michael also showcases his talent through live acoustic shows at venues like The Montauk in Scottsdale and shares his music on platforms like Spotify, contributing significantly to the local music scene.

Kyle Phelan is a soulful singer-songwriter and guitarist whose music is rooted in southern rock, blues, and raw emotion. Having launched his musical journey at 14 and dedicating over a decade to performing professionally in Phoenix, he recently moved to Chattanooga to start a new chapter. With a unique blend of blues, country, soul covers, and original songs, Kyle’s performances are filled with heartfelt energy, leaving audiences smiling, singing along, and wanting more.

Wes began playing on the Chicago club scene at age 15 with a variety of jazz and rock acts. Shortly thereafter he received a full scholarship to University of Illinois at Chicago where he won the prestigious Bar Association Music Award. During this time he also had the opportunity to play in the orchestra for the lost Duke Ellington musical, Jump for Joy. In the 90's he was a part of Chicago's Wicker Park music scene performing regularly with members of Tortoise and Wilco.  As a regular studio musician at Gravity Studios he performed on numerous recordings including the Grammy Nominated, self-titled album Studebaker John and the Hawks. More recently, Wes played a tenor sax solo for Phil Collins on a tribute record for his dear friend legendary songwriter, John Martyn. Wes has played with or opened for War, Ziggy Marley, Maceo Parker, Smashing Pumpkins, Guster, 3 Dog Night, Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel), Adrian Belew, Oz Noy, Dave Weckl, Tony Williams, Umphree’s McGee, Andrew Lloyd Weber, Tributosaurus, Robert Irving and Richard Patterson (Miles Davis), and Rolling Stones sidemen Jack Leavell, Tim Ries and Bernard Fowler (and many more). A competent multi-instrumentalist, Wes performs in various capacities including solo vocal/acoustic, blues trio, and jazz quartet. Some groups he is integral to include ChiNola (Chicago Blues meets New Orleans Funk and Soul), The Improbable Thursdays (Experimental Groove/Jazz) as well as his own progressive-rock-meets-singer-songwriter group, WJC. Chicago DJ Richard Milne of WXRT 93.1 once described Wes's music as "...unlike anything going down in the town." Wes has recorded/produced numerous artists over the years including Dave Tamkin, Scottie Long, Typhanie Monique, and Cameron McGill. A capable arranger, he is currently the music director/guitarist/singer/saxophonist for Arlen Music Productions 17 piece orchestra, Evolution. Wes resides in Chicago and continues to write, record, produce and perform hundreds of dates per year. 

Brian Kabala is a musician and live performer from Phoenix, Arizona. He started learning guitar at 13 and has been performing all over the valley since 2015. He specializes in R&B, Soul, Funk, Blues, and Rock and is heavily influenced by artists such as Marvin Gaye, Al Green, D'Angelo, and many more.