member profiles

Gregg Wietstock is a singer/songwriter, musician/bass player. He has performed as a vocalist, bassist, and both for many years in the Los Angeles area. His music spans a variety of styles and genres. He has backed up many music acts on bass, backing and lead vocals. Currently the bassist in 3 Days In The Grave, Christian Rock band, Josie Music Awards nominated four years in a row. A finalist in the 2020 ISSA Awards for his solo work, "Face To Face." He brings a fresh, creative energy to projects he is involved in, with a style that is uniquely his own. His music is available on all internet platforms, YouTube, and on his website.

Latin GRAMMY® nominee, big band leader, singer and accordionist Gregorio Uribe was born in Colombia now based in New York where he leads Gregorio Uribe Big Band: a 16-piece orchestra that blends cumbia and other tropical rhythms with big band arranging. Their debut album "Cumbia Universal" (Zoho Music) was released on October, 2015 at Jazz at Lincoln Center and it includes guest artist 8-time GRAMMY-winner Rubén Blades.

Gregory Ferraiolo is the co-founder of Musician Indie Coalition, an artist development company helping musicians build sustainable, full-time careers. As the co-founder of Skill Tree Records and former VP of Nile Rodgers’ record label, Greg has contributed to 200+ album releases and coordinated events for icons like Prince. His current focus is ConcertCollab, a community-powered booking where musicians team up to share stages, so they can play to larger crowds and book more consistent shows.

Aloha mai kākou e nā hoa makamaka o kēia pae ʻāina ʻo Hawaiʻi and beyond. Gregory Juan was born and raised in Maui and now resides in Oʻahu. He was raised around hula, ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, and the Hawaiian lifestyle in general, which has given him the foundation he needs to have an open perspective of the world today. Gregory is a 2021 GRAMMY nominee and a four-time Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award winner with his previous group, Nā Wai ʻEhā.

Günther Wolek is a Vienna-based songwriter and software developer who has found an unusual way to merge both worlds. After creating “handmade” music in bursts over the years as a guitarist and singer, he turned his attention to artificial intelligence – and, four months ago, developed Sina June, an entirely virtual musician with a uniquely lyrical voice and an evolving musical style.