member profiles

The self-described straightforward indie rocker, Eline Chavez has returned ready to share her ever evolving style. Infused with a uniqueness that shines a light on her ability to write from her heart, her new project "Onism E" showcases her raw combination of grit and soul. Like the alternative wave that ushered in the likes of Liz Phair during the early ’90s, Onism E presents a wonderful blend of that and modern rock that results in a stellar rock track that could fare well on a playlist nestled in between Sharon Van Etten and 1975.

DJ Elliot DeHoyos has been uplifting crowds with his live DJ sets for the past twenty years. His original productions blend styles from Tech House to Tribal & Techno to Deep House creating driving percussive rhythms that reverberates global sounds.

Elise Morris was the featured keyboardist/vocalist with Joe Jackson on the international HEAVEN AND HELL tour, and was music director in concert for Ronnie Spector. With the release of her long-awaited album DANCIN' WITH THE BOYS, listeners are introduced to her inventive songs that blend influences of jazz, pop, theatrical, classical, progressive, world, experimental, and folk. Elise calls her unique style "jazzbo" because it captures the enigma of music that doesn't fit into one genre alone, but rather crosses stylistic borders.

Elizabeth Butler came into music in a non-traditional way. From her Dad’s love of Roy Clark on Hee Haw and listening to Eddy Arnold records on Sunday afternoons, to singing the Georgia Tech fight song with her siblings, music was always a presence in their household. Her style is a "smooth gumbo of sound", and the listener can easily pick out country, pop, jazz, and blues influences amidst an undeniably unique sound that is steeped in years of practice and stacks of vinyl...

Her songs are personal yet universal, and her vocal sound is unmistakably distinct. Her father Sid Woloshin, a Madison Avenue songwriter who wrote McDonald’s “You Deserve a Break Today” jingle, gave her the chance to use her vocal talents by becoming one of the voices of McDonald’s while still in college. She has since recorded two albums and shared the stage with artists like Laura Nyro, Jim Dawson and Bill Staines among others.