member profiles

Grammy® nominated artist SaulPaul has garnered an international reputation as a musician with a message. Part rapper/part singer-songwriter, SaulPaul is an entertaining artist who blends his voice, his guitar, and his loop pedal to create a live show that is nothing less than an experience. SaulPaul shares his art with his heart and has been inspiring audiences through his music. From performing at two TEDx Talks, five Super Bowls, America’s Got Talent, SXSW, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and Austin City Limits, SaulPaul has performed nationally and internationally in theaters, concert venues and festivals across the country.

Schweitzer writes pop / folk music under the "tindog music & stuff" umbrella. An interesting and adventurous writer, his music sometimes ventures into Progressive Rock and musical theater. His mantra is to keep creating, keep inventing and keep producing.

Scott Dailey is a Detroit-based songwriter and performer. His brilliant guitar playing, great vocals and renowned songwriting have led him to receive Detroit Music Awards and a Billboard Magazine award. He has played from Detroit to Nashville to the U.K. and Italy. Scott's career spans from The Stingrays to shows with Nick Lowe, and more. He has performed with Carolyn Striho since 2006. Scott was featured on the cover of the 2008 Fender American Series Guitar Catalog. Scott is a respected artist with a delightful energy.

Guitarist/producer Scott Marvill has shared the stage and studio with rising artists, legends and Grammy® award winners in the jazz community such as Bob James, Kirk Whalum, Gerald Albright, Chuck Loeb, Jeff Lorber, Andy Snitzer, Marion Meadows, Nils, Bob Baldwin, Chris Godber, Dee Lucas, Tower Of Power, The Temptations, The Four Tops, Special EFX, Grover Washington, Jr. and the list goes on.

The Ardoin name is truly Creole/Zydeco royalty. The two-time Grammy® Nominee's legacy started with legendary Creole musician Amedee’ Ardoin, the first Louisiana Cajun or Creole accordionist to record; followed by Bois Sec Ardoin, one of the best-known practitioners of the state's rural Creole sound for six decades, to Sean's father, Lawrence "Black" Ardoin and the Ardoin Brothers, then to Sean. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, festivals worldwide and stateside, performed live on BET’s Comic View, been featured in commercials, had his music in movies and on MTV's Road Rules, Real World, Fraternity Life, and Sorority Life.