Eric Law is a Miami-based saxophonist, composer, and arranger originally from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He holds degrees from Michigan State University and the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music, where he studied with Diego Rivera and Marcus Strickland, respectively.

Eric has performed on stages across the United States and around the world with artists including Michael Bublé, Rodney Whitaker, and Etienne Charles, with appearances at Abbey Road Studios, the Detroit Jazz Festival, and venues across Japan, the UK, and the Middle East. He currently leads his own group in venues around Miami and is a member of the South Florida Jazz Orchestra and Stephen Guerra Big Band, with which he has recorded multiple projects.

LeNard Rutledge, born and raised in Miami, Florida, where there are only a handful of truly great jazz vocalists, is usually compared, aptly, to the legendary Lou Rawls. Like Rawls, Rutledge’s classy elegance is often permeated by the raw passion of his church choir work. In fact Rutledge still sings with the choir at The Church of The Incarnation. Rutledge began not as a vocalist but as a percussionist, playing in the marching and concert band at Miami Central Senior High, and later making his income while attending Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina.  He began his vocal career in 1997, when he was asked to join the famed Melton Mustafa Orchestra after returning to Miami. LeNard was the featured vocalist for Melton Mustafa for seven years. In 2002, Rutledge was introduced to the music director of The Van Dyke Café’s, Don Wilner, who immediately recognized Rutledge’s talent and began giving him regular performance dates. LeNard has shared the stage with a number of highly respectable jazz artist such as: Wycliffe Gordon, Kenny Drew Jr., Dee Dee Bridgewater, Kirk Whalum, Marion Meadows and the late George Duke.

Transport your ears to the birth of Jazz crooner Era of the 1950s. Haley presents the Great American Songbook in it’s purest form bring Nostalgia to the days that were. 

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Born in Venezuela, Fernando is a multi instrumentalist, and Vocalist with styles ranging from jazz Latin and pop. In 2020 Fernando earned a Latin Grammy Nomination for his contributions to the Progressive Venezuelan Folk group “Compasses”   Saxophonist and Flutist in the category of Best Instrumental Album title “Sotavento”.

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Fernando Fuenmayor (@fernandofuenmayorv) 

Enjoy the Folkloric Sounds of AZÜ as he explores soft and gentle soothing sounds that pluck the heart strings. Expansive rhythmic meters of South America float around the conscious Vocalist as he croons on topics of peace, love and acceptance of unity amongst all through his musical lens

    Is a drummer/producer/songwriter based out of Miami, Fl. He was introduced to music at a very young age 

    Aaron’s next focus was auditioning for the world renowned University of Miami Frost School of Music. He was accepted into the program in 2009 and received his Bachelors Degree in Studio & Jazz Performance in 2012. It was there that he was exposed to and learned about Jazz Drumming, and the language of Jazz music. It was also during this time that he began to develop his skills as a band leader and song writer, with the creating of The Politix.

    Since he graduated, Aaron Glueckauf has went on to work with a number of different artists and in many different genres of music. He is currently touring worldwide with Matt Schofield (British Blues Hall of Fame), Danay Suarez (Universal Latin artist), and is a member of up and coming bands Lemon City Trio, and TWYN. 

 Lucas Netto  captivates many with his respect to the classics of jazz while infusing their his influence and voice with new touches and original compositions. Lucas is a Tenor Saxophonist and Clarinetist pushing to propel music to new heights through his daring yet sensitive musical spirit. While focusing on his own compositional voice, he draws inspiration for the great pioneers like John Coltrane, Joe Henderson, Sonny Rollins as well as newer voices such as Walter Smith iii and Marquis Hill. Lucas recently performed at the Vail Jazz Festival in Colorado and Carnegie Hall in New York City. He is inspired by all forms of music including Indian Classical music, hip hop, Afro-Cuban, Western Classical, Brazilian, and more. 

Eric Law is a Miami-based saxophonist, composer, and arranger originally from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He holds degrees from Michigan State University and the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music, where he studied with Diego Rivera and Marcus Strickland, respectively.

Eric has performed on stages across the United States and around the world with artists including Michael Bublé, Rodney Whitaker, and Etienne Charles, with appearances at Abbey Road Studios, the Detroit Jazz Festival, and venues across Japan, the UK, and the Middle East. He currently leads his own group in venues around Miami and is a member of the South Florida Jazz Orchestra and Stephen Guerra Big Band, with which he has recorded multiple projects.

LeNard Rutledge, born and raised in Miami, Florida, where there are only a handful of truly great jazz vocalists, is usually compared, aptly, to the legendary Lou Rawls. Like Rawls, Rutledge’s classy elegance is often permeated by the raw passion of his church choir work. In fact Rutledge still sings with the choir at The Church of The Incarnation. Rutledge began not as a vocalist but as a percussionist, playing in the marching and concert band at Miami Central Senior High, and later making his income while attending Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina.  He began his vocal career in 1997, when he was asked to join the famed Melton Mustafa Orchestra after returning to Miami. LeNard was the featured vocalist for Melton Mustafa for seven years. In 2002, Rutledge was introduced to the music director of The Van Dyke Café’s, Don Wilner, who immediately recognized Rutledge’s talent and began giving him regular performance dates. LeNard has shared the stage with a number of highly respectable jazz artist such as: Wycliffe Gordon, Kenny Drew Jr., Dee Dee Bridgewater, Kirk Whalum, Marion Meadows and the late George Duke.

Transport your ears to the birth of Jazz crooner Era of the 1950s. Haley presents the Great American Songbook in it’s purest form bring Nostalgia to the days that were. 

https://www.instagram.com/haley.cove?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

Join us on Mother’s Day and treat your mom to a delicious meal!

Born in Venezuela, Fernando is a multi instrumentalist, and Vocalist with styles ranging from jazz Latin and pop. In 2020 Fernando earned a Latin Grammy Nomination for his contributions to the Progressive Venezuelan Folk group “Compasses”   Saxophonist and Flutist in the category of Best Instrumental Album title “Sotavento”.

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www.instagram.com/fernandofuenmayorv

Fernando Fuenmayor (@fernandofuenmayorv) 

Enjoy the Folkloric Sounds of AZÜ as he explores soft and gentle soothing sounds that pluck the heart strings. Expansive rhythmic meters of South America float around the conscious Vocalist as he croons on topics of peace, love and acceptance of unity amongst all through his musical lens

    Is a drummer/producer/songwriter based out of Miami, Fl. He was introduced to music at a very young age 

    Aaron’s next focus was auditioning for the world renowned University of Miami Frost School of Music. He was accepted into the program in 2009 and received his Bachelors Degree in Studio & Jazz Performance in 2012. It was there that he was exposed to and learned about Jazz Drumming, and the language of Jazz music. It was also during this time that he began to develop his skills as a band leader and song writer, with the creating of The Politix.

    Since he graduated, Aaron Glueckauf has went on to work with a number of different artists and in many different genres of music. He is currently touring worldwide with Matt Schofield (British Blues Hall of Fame), Danay Suarez (Universal Latin artist), and is a member of up and coming bands Lemon City Trio, and TWYN. 

 Lucas Netto  captivates many with his respect to the classics of jazz while infusing their his influence and voice with new touches and original compositions. Lucas is a Tenor Saxophonist and Clarinetist pushing to propel music to new heights through his daring yet sensitive musical spirit. While focusing on his own compositional voice, he draws inspiration for the great pioneers like John Coltrane, Joe Henderson, Sonny Rollins as well as newer voices such as Walter Smith iii and Marquis Hill. Lucas recently performed at the Vail Jazz Festival in Colorado and Carnegie Hall in New York City. He is inspired by all forms of music including Indian Classical music, hip hop, Afro-Cuban, Western Classical, Brazilian, and more.