PK and the Mighty Seven: Boston's Own Jamiroquai Cover Band We are a nine piece dance/funk band that specializes in playing the best of Jamiroquai, the British band known for hits such as Virtual Insanity and Canned Heat. We also play songs by other artists such as Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder. Ideal gigs are for places that are looking to get people dancing! Our lineup consists of two vocalists, a three piece horn section, and rhythm section. We are able to bring our own PA system, microphones, and cables, ideally for small to medium size rooms (1-100 people). The band is comprised of veteran musicians and the group has played throughout Massachusetts at such venues as the Middle East, Great Scott, and Dudley's.

Dave is a bassist, producer, and drummer based in Boston, Massachusetts, seeking work as a sessionist, pit musician, and more! Education: • BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC, BOSTON, MA - Sept. 8, 2008 to August 14, 2015 - Dual Degree: Contemporary Writing & Production / Performance (May 9, 2015)
 Minor: Recording & Production for Musicians (May 9, 2015) - Diploma: Professional Music (May 10, 2014)
 Minor: Drama (May 10, 2014)
 Studied with Ron Mahdi, Dave Buda, Ed Lucie, Barry Smith, Danny Morris, Whitman Browne, Tiger Okoshi, Anthony Vitti, Dave Clark, Bruce Gertz, John Patitucci, Livingston Taylor, Victor Bailey, David Fiuczynski, and many other amazing teachers, bassists, and musicians. - “Bass Lines” Summer Program: June 6 - 8, 2008
 • THE BASS COLLECTIVE, NEW YORK CITY, NY - Sept. 10, 2007 to May 30, 2008 - Elective Intensive Program: March 24, 2008 - May 30, 2008 - Certificate Program B: January 7, 2008 - April 14, 2008 - Certificate Program A: September 10, 2007 - November 16, 2007
 Studied with great musicians such as Lincoln Goines, Janek Gwizdala, Steve Marks,Tony Conniff, Frank Gravis, Hill Greene, Adriano Santos, and Bob Quaranta. Notably, the Bass Collective enabled me to be a participant in Victor Wooten’s instructional DVD, “Groove Workshop”, available from Hudson Music.
 Recent Performance Experience: • MUSICALS - (MTO = Berklee Musical Theater Orchestra; MTC = Berklee Musical Theater Club) - “Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical” (Berklee MTO) - April 25 & 26, 2013 - “In The Heights” (SpeakEasy Stage Company) - May 10, 2013 - “BPC Screams! A Halloween Event” (Berklee MTO) - October 31, 2013 - “Christmas at the Theater” (Metrowest Symphony Orchestra) - December 8, 2013 - “Triple Threat: Original Music...” (Berklee MTC) - February 26, 2014 - “Spring Awakening” (Berklee MTC) - March 6 - 8, 2014 - “Legally Blonde” (Berklee MTO) - April 24 & 25, 2014 - “AIDA” (Fiddlehead Theater Company) - October 16 - 19; 24 - 26, 2014 - “The Wiz” (Fiddlehead Theater Company) - February 13 - 15; 20 - 22, 2015
- “Next to Normal” (Berklee MTC) - March 6 - 8, 2015
- “Avenue Q” (Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club) - March 10 & 11, 2015
- “Curtain Up” (Berklee MTC) - March 30, 2015
- “The Big One” (Lesley University) - April 9 - 12, 2015
- “Cabaret” (Berklee MTO) - April 29 & 30, 2015
- “Jesus Christ Superstar” (Fiddlehead Theater Company) - April 24 - 26; May 1st - 3, 2015 • BERKLEE EVENTS - “Executive Sessions - Steve Oristaglio & the Full Circle Band” - April 21, 2012 - “Berklee Gala 2012 - Steve Oristaglio & the Full Circle Band” - October 13, 2012 - “Boston Rocks! - Steve Oristaglio & the Full Circle Band” - April 20, 2013 - “Commencement Concert 2015” - May 8, 2015  Other Skills: I am a member of ASCAP since 2007, and NARAS since 2012. I attended the 56th Annual Grammy Awards on January 26, 2014.Through my award-winning independent record label,“Interrobang Records”, I have produced and submitted two albums for consideration in the 57th Grammy Awards. (www.interrobangrecords.com). I regularly write bass transcriptions and post them to my website (including a full transcription of the musical Hair) and this has greatly helped my sight- reading abilities - an ongoing process. I am also developing my skills as an upright bassist, and have played upright on several musicals so far. I am a freelance video editor (Final Cut Pro) and sound engineer (Logic; Pro Tools) and administer the aforementioned webpages. I also enjoy cooking, traveling, and collecting Tiki mugs!

Dance Party! Afrobeat! Reggae! Federator N°1 is a 12 piece afrobeat, afro-dance band, and a key instigator in Boston's musical movements. From club shows to weddings to private parties to festivals and street events, Federator N°1 brings positive energy of the highest level.

Sarah is a harmonica player, singer and songwriter. She also plays guitar, piano and drums, along with the harmonica. Surrounded by Blues and Rock, her style is a fusion of those genres with her own final touch, making the sound special and different. Sarah already played with great blues players such as Vasco Faé, Márcio Maresia, Sérgio Duarte, Igor Prado, Ivan Márcio, among other great artists. She participate twice of the event Sesc'n Blues, with the projects "Mulheres blueseiras" and "Blueseiros do Brasil". She also played, one of her first events when she was 11 years old, on the "Mulheres gaitistas" project, created by bluesman Vasco Faé. Recently, Sarah played on the Lollapalooza Festival in Brazil, being considered the big revelation of the festival by the biggest media channel from Brazil (Globo). She also was awarded with a Full Tuition Scholarship from Berklee College of Music, in Boston.

Acoustic singer/songwriter. I perform mostly indie-folk originals, with some covers (The Beatles, The Cranberries, Sixpence None the Richer, etc.) thrown in for fun.

“perfect pop songs... reminiscent of Elvis Costello, Randy Newman, even John Lennon.” —Arne Willander, Rolling Stone Germany “heart-wrenching... melodious... dazzling with its musical audacity... genuinely moving.” —Jason Warburg, The Daily Vault “an ocean of emotions in fifteen songs... catchy... hilarious... heartfelt... beautiful.” —Lisa Knight, No Depression “navigates love and loss without doing a disservice to either... terrific.” —DW Dunphy, Popdose “incredible.” —Mike Viola (producer for Ryan Adams, Jenny Lewis, Fall Out Boy)

Drawing from blues and jazz traditions and with a street-smart stagecraft honed in the subways of Boston, Amy Kucharik [/kuh-CHAR-ick/] transports her audience to a place both timeless and familiar, but nevertheless innovative. The 2015 Kerrville New Folk winning songwriter’s catchy, edgy, sometimes haunting lyrics recount tales of reluctant love, heartbreak, revenge, and grit. Performing as a one-woman band with foot percussion and mouth trumpet, or with her Boston-based ensemble Friends With Benefits (upright bass, backing vocals, and horns), Amy explores all dimensions of her ukulele, both exploiting and defying its reputation as a novelty instrument. The band has entertained audiences in the Boston area since 2012, sought after for their ability to energize swing dances and listening rooms alike. They have since traveled as far as Montreal and Minnesota, and performed at this year’s Outside the Box Festival at Boston Common. As a solo artist, Amy has toured extensively in the past two years, sharing stages from Boston to Austin (and beyond) with folk artists including Rod Picott, Danielle Ate the Sandwich, 2014 Boston Music Awards Folk Artist of the Year Dan Blakeslee, 2014 Newfolk winner Daniel Boling, and fellow 2015 Newfolk winners, Tom Meny, Becky Warren and Wes Collins. Of her Kerrville performance, Texas Outside said Amy “…stole the show with the light, upbeat sounds of her instrument and voice against the dark humor of her lyrics.”

Audrey Snow’s style is a mix of acoustic folk rock with a slight indie vibe. Her sets are a combination of creatively composed covers and catchy originals that she has been writing since she was 18 years old. After learning she could sing along with her guitar playing, Audrey’s vocals have developed to fit her unique sound. She captures crowds with her voice and overall stage presence in any setting. From coffee houses to music festivals, Audrey has been gaining a strong following as a bright and promising singer-songwriter.

Tasty indie-pop nuggets of elementary escapism swirled together with spooky bits of fuzz, soul and atmosphere. Featuring members of The Fatal Flaw (Mr. T Experience, Pansy Division), Karate and Soft Pyramids. Initially formed by Aaron Spransy as a laptop bedroom project during 'less-employed times' following a move from Milwaukee to Boston. The project quickly evolved into a living, breathing band. The name 'Sinnet' comes from the license plate Aaron's late mother Mary Spransy had on several Toyota Camrys. It was a birthday gift, she loved playing tennis. Some of Sinnet's momentous occasions include: Boston Phoenix 'MP3 of the Week', playing in a shoe store (Converse's Rubber Tracks), a East Coast / Midwest tour, participating in the 35th Annual Boston Emission's Rock 'n' Roll Rumble and sponsoring a mini-golf hole at a library. We've shared the stage with Tim Kasher, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Barr Brothers, Torquil Campbell (Broken Social Scene), Revolver and more.

Four piece indie rock band from outside Boston with awesome three part harmonies.

Art Rock, that’s a pretty broad term. And yet, when describing Providence, Rhode Island’s Roz & The Rice Cakes, the term Art Rock fits squarely in the center of any definition that attempts to describe this band’s sound. But under the stuttering time-changes, the crescendos and the complex arrangements, at the heart of these songs, there’s a simple pop quality that roots the band somewhere down a back alley where Fleetwood Mac and Henry Cow mingle with Bettie Serveert and Gwen Stefani. Roz & The Rice Cakes is equal parts experimental and catchy, energetic and bookish, daring and sugarcoated. This new double A-side (Close Encounter/The Conversation) sees the band’s further evolution as they embrace additional electronic and percussive elements, while maintaining their highly original art pop sound. Since 2008 the group has been touring the US non-stop, either headlining or supporting such artists as Passion Pit, Andrew WK, The Joy Formidable, OK GO and Tera Melos. They have played such national stages as the Newport Folk Festival.

Mary hails from Rhode Island & is now bi-coastal between her east coast home & Los Angeles. She recently finished recording her newest EP in LA with top producers, Anthony Brodeur & Mark Mazzetti (John Mayor, Sting, Janet Jackson). Before moving to LA she won ‘Best Female Vocalist’ in the Phoenix Magazine & has shared the stage with many great artists including The Low Anthem & Deer Tick. Her music can be described as 'Organic Pop with Country & Soul Influences'