Theo Katzman is a singer, producer, and songwriter from Los Angeles. He is known for his vast and varied musical style, ranging from folk to indie to pop to soul to funk, and he also works as a member of the band Vulfpeck. Growing up, he was surrounded by music, such as classic rock and soul, and Theos father was... read full bio
Thompson Egbo Egbo is a Canadian pianist and jazz performer who is based out of Toronto, Ontario. Thompson began his career learning how to play piano at the Dixon Hall Music School. Thompson was born in Nigeria and moved to Canada when he was four years old and by the time he was six, he began learning how to play... read full bio
Stephen Bruner, known in the music world by his stage name Thundercat, is a bass guitarist, singer, and producer who is known for being skilled in multiple instruments. Thundercats love for music started at an early age. The first instrument he mastered was the bass guitar, and he had released a song that became a hit in Germany while he... read full bio
Born out of the lively musical scene of New York City, Thundersmack unleashes a sonic cyclone. Michael Wilbur and Leo P. are two amazing artists. Combining unique flair with the gritty intensity of New York City subways, Thundersmack offers a musical experience that is both unforgettable and contagious. The baritone saxophone and clarinet player for the group, Leo P, is a... read full bio
Tierney Sutton is an American jazz singer from Omaha, Nebraska who performed with the Tierney Sutton Band. Sutton grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and earned her bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. She also studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Sutton’s band has also consisted of members such as Christian Jacob, Trey Henry, Kevin Axt,... read full bio
Trumpeter Tiger Okoshi is equally at home in the musical realms of fusion and traditional jazz. A fixture on the Boston music scene since moving there from his native Japan in order to attend the prestigious Berkelee School Of Music over twenty years ago, Tiger has received considerable national acclaim for his work with such artists as Tony Bennett, David... read full bio
With his relaxing touch on the piano and natural vocal delivery, Tim Louis has set out to bring back ""the art of the song."" There's a timeless quality to his music that is both comforting and refreshing at the same time. The tunes Tim writes are undeniably infectious: jazz in its simplicity. Having played piano since he was five, Tim... read full bio
Tim Reynolds is a Grammy-nominated musician, who is most notably the lead guitarist for the Dave Matthews Band. With the band, he has recorded the albums: Remember Two Things (Platinum-certified), Under the Table and Dreaming (Six-times Platinum-certified), Crash (Seven-times Platinum-certified), Before These Crowded Streets Three-times Platinum-certified), the Grammy-nominated Big Whiskey and the Groogrux King (Platinum-certified), Away from the World (Gold-certified),... read full bio
Time For Three is a string trio that is classically trained but performs more than just classical music. Their style ranges from bluegrass to jazz to rock to hip hop. They refer to themselves as a classically trained garage band. They are known to dress casually even when performing at an elegant venue such as Carnegie Hall. This group of... read full bio
Tina Edwards, with help from Jamz Supanova, Gilles Peterson, Murder He Wrote, and Colleen "Cosmo" Murphy, has performed with Poly-Ritmo, Tash LC, and DJ Amir in line-ups. In London's vibrant creative environment, she made her Boiler Room debut during the first lockdown and is a part of numerous esteemed communities, such as Worldwide FM and Total Refreshment Centre. Tina has the... read full bio
Tito Puente Jr. is a remarkable Latin artist. His music is a mixture of Pop Latin Jazz and Dance. As Tito calls it, Latin dance, a new explosion of authentic music created from the streets"! Tito was born and raised in New York. His love for music was an inspiration by his father, "El Rey", and his first instrument was... read full bio
Born in the thriving Tokyo club and street scene in the late 1980s, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra set out on a musical adventure that would revolutionize the ska subgenre. The legendary "TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA" with its now fabled yellow jacket, their very first independent album, was issued in 1989. They made their huge breakthrough with their song "Monster Rock"... read full bio
Tom Harrell, named jazz trumpeter of the year three times by Downbeat Magazine, is known for the gorgeous, intricate melodies he composes. Harrell has won awards and grants, including multiple Trumpeter of the Year awards from Down Beat magazine, SESAC Jazz Award, BMI (Broadcast Music Incorporated) Composers Award, and Prix Oscar du Jazz. He received a Grammy nomination for his... read full bio
Tom Scott is a renowned composer, arranger, producer, musical director and saxophonist. He has twenty-five solo recordings to his credit and for these efforts has earned twelve Grammy nominations and two Grammy Awards. Scott's early professional career included straight ahead jazz dates with Don Ellis' big band and pianist Roger Kellaway's quartet. He made his recording debut with both units... read full bio
Tom Waits has been recording music for over 35 years. Comparing his early work---the Elektra/Asylum period from 1972-1980---with what came after (his Island Records years and finally his latest effort Mule Variations on indie label Epitaph), one notices a palpable shift towards the eccentric. In 1983, with the release of Swordfishtrombones, Waits began mixing genres and doing some rather strange... read full bio
In Big Band history, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra is recognized as one of the best all-around dance bands. It could swing with the best of them, and no other band could come close to Tommy's when it came to playing ballads. Tommy Dorsey, ""The Sentimental Gentleman of Swing"", was a master at creating warm, sentimental, and always musical moods –... read full bio
In terms of skateboarding, Tommy Guerrero may be more well-known than in the music industry. Guerrero, a San Francisco native, joined Powell Peralta Skate Company and was one of the founding members of the fabled "Bones Brigade" squad. Along with his brother Tony, TG has been performing music since the late 1970s. Both brothers were reared on a regular diet... read full bio
Tony Succar is a Peruvian-American musician, composer, arranger and producer who was born in Lima, Peru and raised in Miami, Florida. He is known for performing a mixture of salsa, jazz, latin jazz and tropical music. Succar was born into a musically inclined family who encouraged him to develop musical interest. He started playing the Peruvian Cajon when he was... read full bio
Too Many Zooz is a jazz band from New York City, comprised of members Leo Pellegrino, Matt Doe, and David Parks. The group uses baritone saxophone, trumpet, and drums to perform their unique jazz music. Pellegrino and Doe began their music careers together at the Manhattan School Of Music. Parks and Pellegrino played in a local busking band, and upon... read full bio
Jean “Toots” Thielemans was born in Brussels, Belgium on April, 29 1922. He played accordion at the age of 3 and started playing harmonica as a hobby. His first guitar, won on a bet. During the German occupation he got hooked on Jazz or as he says himself, “contaminated” by the jazz virus. His first idol was Django Reinhardt and... read full bio
