Ashley is a musician, artist and all things spooky aficionado currently residing in the burbs of Chicago. Originally hailing from Streamwood, IL - Ashley started her journey into music at a young age learning how to play violin. From playing in orchestras throughout school, to earning her highschool’s national orchestral award, Ashley went on to learn and conquer a range of instruments.

Raised on the theatrical virtuosity of Jimi Hendrix, Weird Al Yankovic, and the Marx Brothers, Isabel Libby has been combining passion and performance on guitar since seventh grade. Four years in the icy reaches of Wisconsin’s Beloit College (plus a semester abroad studying music at Goldsmiths University of London) earned them a Bachelor of Arts in Literary Studies and Theatre Performance as well as an appreciation for wool socks.

Heather Mall is a musician and singer-songwriter from the Chicagoland area. She has been singing ever since she could talk, but she officially started studying voice at the age of 7. She has trained in several styles, including classical, jazz, pop, country, musical theatre and acapella. After discovering that she couldn’t imagine having a career outside of music or the arts, she continued pursuing her passion all the way to college where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Illinois at Chicago. After graduating, Heather began teaching voice lessons and releasing her original music on streaming services. Today, she continues to release her own music while performing around Chicago and she loves teaching others the art of singing and the joy that storytelling through music creates!

Expressing yourself is the ultimate goal of music and my job is to help you get your point across! After completing my Bachelor's degree in guitar performance in 2013, I toured internationally with the indie rock artist Greg Woods as well as Gramps the Vamp, a horror inspired instrumental jazz group.

In fifth grade, Danny picked up an instrument, and it was all over - fast forward a couple years and he’d picked up three more. Throughout school he gigged with bands, helped run a national award-winning troupe at the Bristol Renaissance Faire, and earned a B.A. in Music from Beloit College. In the years since, he’s continued writing, recording, performing and teaching in Chicago.

David is a multi-instrumentalist with 21 years teaching, and over 26 years of performing experience. He graduated cum laude from Berklee College of Music, studying privately with some of the most influential names in the drumming world. He has learned from Mike Mangini (Dream Theater), Terri Lyne Carrington (Herbie Hancock), Skip Hadden (Weather Report), Rod Morgenstein (Winger), and Larry Finn (Rent) -- to name several.

Shahzeb has had a deep fascination with music since he could remember. Living in a household where music was always playing, Shahzeb's ears developed a hunger for not just listening to music but creating it. He would start by taking a band class in middle school where he would blast out plenty of horrid sour sounding notes because it was funny. It wouldn’t be until he discovered the guitar years later and then began to take music a lot more seriously.After deciding that music was the path to carry his future with, Shahzeb took courses at Oakton Community College to learn the basic fundamentals of music and later graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Columbia College of Chicago.

Matt Gordon is a multi-instrumentalist from the suburbs of Chicago. As a professional guitarist, bassist, vocalist, and drummer, he has taken on many different roles with many different projects over the span of his career.With Chicago as home base, Matt works as both in the studio and on the road.

Erik Barrientos is a music-loving silly goose from Muskegon, MI. In Spring of 2019 he received a BA in Music and in Acting from UIC (The University of Illinois at Chicago). Erik's musical journey began in 5th grade—learning the slide trombone—but went on a slight hiatus after that year. His journey then continued anew at age 12, when he began learning 70’s/80’s rock and metal on electric guitar. This then evolved into joining choir in his freshman year of high school, which led to spending each following year engaging in all sorts of choral, musical, and theatrical shenanigans.

Anna Thomason was born and raised in South Carolina. She began study piano at age 8, and quickly realized she had a love and passion for music picking up trumpet, mellophone and eventually french horn. French horn became her instrument of focus in high school and she toured in many groups including Carolina Youth Symphony and Carolina Crown Drum and bugle corp. She attended Indiana university and graduated with a bachelors in performance in 2013.