Larry Bartley has become one of the most sought after bass players on the London jazz scene. Bands and musicians he's worked with include Courtney Pine, Jean Toussaint, Denys Baptiste, Byron Wallen and Jason Yarde. He has also toured with several musicals and dance collaborations, such as 'The Nat King Cole Story','Grapevine,the Music of Motown', Jonzi D's 'Airplane Man' and performed with dancer Sharon Wrey's at the Royal Opera House in 2000. Larry's playing is featured on many recordings by some of London's best-known jazz players,such as Courtney Pine (Back In The Day), Denys Baptiste (Be Where You Are), Alex Wilson (Afro - Saxon) and Byron Wallen (Indigo).His playing can also be heard on Ingrid Laubrock latest album 'Some Times'. He has recently released his own debut album `Along This Way'

Troy Miller , a multitalented drummer, music director and composer had humble beginnings, firstly playing drums in a family band and at church, and later on as a teenager reached the finals of the BBC 'Young Musician of the Year' competition. After graduating from the Guildhall School Of Music in 1999 where he now occasionally teaches, Troy started playing with Jean Toussaint and soon after with Soweto Kinch with whom he has recorded 2 albums. Between 2004 and 2006 Troy toured with American Vibes Legend Roy Ayers with whom he has traveled all over the world including Europe, Japan, Australia and the States. Don Blackman is another American from the Jazz Funk Scene whom Troy has toured with recently. Other Artists whom Troy has worked with include: Roachford, Jocelyn Brown, Mica Paris, Omar, Kyle Eastwood, Marcus Printup, Guy Barker, Julian Joseph and Gary Bartz to name a few. Troys debut album '40 Days' was released in June 2006 under J'Noir Records and features veteran UK and US talents including Jean Toussaint, Jason Rebello, Eric Revis and Marcus Printup as well as long standing partners, Michael Olatuja, Femi Temowo and Karim Merchant. It also features vocalists Eska Mtungwazi, Xantoné Blacq and Anna Omak. His latest project has been writing for the Prague Philharmonic strings who also appear on the Album.Troy Miller is the skins of choice for Soweto Kinch and Roy Ayres apart from driving Killer Shrimp with great feeling and when needed, delicacy. Troy with Femi Temowo Video

Special Guest for all you Vocal Enthusiasts

Elisa Caleb - Elisa began singing at a young age in school choirs and at church. Having spent many of her early years in Barbados, her style is creatively rhythmic. When she came to London, her love for music grew. At 14, she began listening to Jazz continually studying the tracks of her favourite vocalists; Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday.  Music had still always been for enjoyment and though she took up the violin as a child, her first love remained singing. During college, she sang in a gospel group, sang backing vocals, joined the college choir. It was here that she met her future guitarist husband Jo Caleb, supporting guitarist Femi Temowo, bassist Michael Olatuja and pianist Jonathan Idiagbonya - a fellowship that promised to be uniquely special.  She began working with the Jo Caleb trio in 2000, primarily as a manager and agent booking them into various venues and clubs . Her exposure to the Jazz Scene, however, was about to take a new turn when prompted to perform jazz rather than merely enjoying it as a listener.
Jazz Eddie - Elisa is a fine young vocalist with natural talent and good microphone technique. She delivers finely honed renditions of the more difficult material from the Great American Songbook and displays a maturity far beyond her years.  Her voice is destined to develop greater charm as the Timbre advances and she currently delights the Jazz audiences both aurally and visually.  Currently appearing regularly at the Jam Sessions at The George IV, Chiswick and also with her husband Joe Caleb (fine young but mature guitarist and composer) on Tuesdays at The Good Yarn in Uxbridge.  Catch these refreshing performances by Elisa while you can get close to this emerging British Talent.  She is but a break away from Intergalactic Stardom.