Music by the River

Bombajazzeando brings Puerto Rican bomba dancing and drumming together with North American jazz - corazón y alma, heart and soul. Featuring dancer Brendalíz Cepeda (granddaughter of bomba great Don Rafael Cepeda), drummer Saúl Peñalosa “El Pulpo" and composer Julian Gerstin

Wesli is the stage name of Wesley Louissaint, a Haitian-Canadian musician. In 2019, Wesli received a Canadian Juno Award for World Music Album of the Year. One of eight children raised in a home where music was a big part of daily life, it became a second nature to him, a way to escape the misery that surrounded him.

The Tricksters shows are fun and original-filled with love, tight vocal harmonies, and contagious energy. You won’t be able to sit still once they take the stage and start rocking. Throughout the course of the band’s union, they have won over the hearts of music lovers from all walks of life. They perform at a variety of venues, making loads of public appearances, all the while recording new music.

Jay Nash, East Coast native and rock troubadour, has been blessed with the kind of excruciatingly rustic voice so rarely heard on record. Coupled with that is his unnervingly candid approach to song-writing - the man is a burgeoning talent set for realisation with his latest studio release ‘The Things You Think You Need’.

Houston Bernard's country roots run deep with a family tree that includes songwriters, touring musicians and an outlaw gunfighter nicknamed “Bitter Creek” who The Eagles recorded a song about on Desperado. Born in Oklahoma, raised in Alaska, he’s also an Army veteran who has now comfortably settled into life as a professional and popular independent country music recording artist, touring throughout the United States.