George James has been a full-time entertainer since his teenage days.
Originally from Northern Illinois, he was the lead singer / guitarist for a
variety dance / show band that performed all over the Midwest.
He has recorded in Nashville and had 2 original songs break the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in the late 70’s.

Moving to Escondido, CA in 1999, he continues to perform solo as well as DJ & Emcee weddings and private events. He is also a Comedy Stage Hypnotist that has performed shows all over the country for fairs, conventions, & fundraisers.

Sharing his love of the beach, tropics, sand & the sea with his wife Deb, he performs music of Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, Zac Brown Band, and a whole lot more!

Carlos’s musical journey began in Colombia. Being brought up in a very artistic family he learned how to play the guitar at a young age and years later he joined a Classic Rock and Beatles tribute band. This journey kicked into high gear after he left a career in Business to pursue Music. While studying Music Composition, Guitar, and Voice performance at a college in Florida, Carlos began performing full-time and started his craft on songwriting.

Carlos came to Los Angeles in 2009 to take his career to the next level. He started performing solo acoustic and as part of the band Freefall Rescue, as well as collaborating with various other artists throughout Southern California. Working solo gigs and being part of a band helped prepare Carlos for the pivotal moment “Reflections of an Orange Tree”, his debut solo album, represents.

After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Carlos teamed up with Los Angeles-based producer Rick Parker, who has worked with acts ranging from Jewel to Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Carlos’s vision was multifaceted and eclectic, with acoustic guitar/based folk stylings, full-band rock songs with electric guitar, the use of string-quartets, and more. Rick immediately knew exactly what Carlos was going for, blending Naranjo’s love of British Pop with his introspective songwriting and a splash of Latin flair to form the recording Carlos has always dreamed of producing.

“Reflections of an Orange Tree” is a true passion project for Naranjo, with heartfelt expression, brooding, and self-actualization. Naranjo’s style is gentle, flowing and soothing, romantic and melodic, with a light rock backbone. The songs invoke a feeling of tension between uncertainty and subsequent instances of peace, stability, and joy. The album progresses like a day-to-day soundtrack of life, with excursions in a wide palette of familiar emotions that float into bittersweet reflection, daydreamy introspection, and joyful realization.

“I see the light of the dying night brighten stars
the blooming sweetness of morning light on planet Mars
I hear a soft and rhythmic music roll
And the sweet romancing of her soul…”

The Light Of The Dying Night, from
“Reflections Of An Orange Tree”

Check the SHOWS section on his webpage www.CarlosNaranjoMusic.com to catch one of Carlos’ performances.

William F. Beecher formed ‘Wilfax,’ an act that originated in beautiful San Clemente, California. His music incorporates elements of rock, jazz, blues, folk, and bluegrass. Known for signature versatility, Wilfax showcases a host of original and cleverly reinvented popular songs in each music ensemble. His indelible melodies, thoughtful lyrics, and dynamic guitar stylings quickly caught the attention of the Southern California music scene. Wilfax was signed by JGM Records in 2017. His first album for the label, Work, Kids, and No Sleep, is a 5-track debut that will resonate with daydreamers entrenched in the rigors of daily life. Visit: www.wilfaxmusic.com

Jimmy Hewitt – Vocalist / Guitarist Live and Session Credits include: Patti Labelle, Bobby Bland, Thelma Houston, The Coasters, The Box Tops, Brenton Wood, Ellis Hall, Gerald Allbright, Barbara Morrison, Big Joe Houston, Guitar Shorty, Little Caesar and the Romans, Les McCann, Eddie Harris, Tower of Power Horns, Oleta Adams Los Angeles Studio Guitarist on 500 plus sessions from Sponge Bob to Coca Cola Masters in Music California State University at Long Beach Private Guitar with Laurindo Almeida, John Collins, Ted Greene, Pat Martino, Joe Diorio Music Theory and Arranging with Mac McKernan Conducting with Joseph Valenti Improvisation with Charlie Shoemake, Sonny Fortune.

Apryle Dalmacio is a multi-award-winning Singer, Songwriter, and Guitarist from Riverside, California who has captivated the hearts of listeners around the world with her dynamic vocals, expressive performances, and relatable lyrics for 10 years. Her accomplishments have been admired on several levels including commendation from original member of rock band, Chicago’s, Peter Cetera, in an invitation to open for his first show of his 2016 tour, and Senator Connie Leyva for her Young Women’s Summit inauguration in 2015. Dalmacio released her self-titled debut album in 2014 and continues to share her music on YouTube, iTunes, and at live performances with hope that her love for music will inspire others to do what truly makes them happy.

Born in Marvel, Arkansas, Astra Kelly had an early interest in music fueled by family jams, school choirs and formal music studies. A prolific guitar player, vocalist and songwriter, she is also a savvy business woman, creative spirit, and pure artist. Kelly has successfully driven her own music career, released six records on her own Rockaway record label, toured the country numerous times, hosted her own radio show, managed recording studios for over 12 years, and the list goes on and on.

Kelly is an exceptional talent with a lyric-based, melodic sound that is a rich fusion of her Chicago roots in funk and blues merged with indie rock, folk/americana and acoustic elements. Classical and jazz trained, her passionate performance style is derived from her days of street performing in the Chicago subways, an undeniable devotion to music, and incessant touring. Her lyrics read like poetry, speaking of emotional transformation and personal freedom. Whether armed with an acoustic guitar or onstage with the full electric band, her delivery is a powerful expression of her art and sound.

I am a native of San Diego and began playing bass and guitar in my early teens in Rhythm & Blues doo-wop groups. As the decades progressed, I played what the people wanted to hear at the time from Rock-n-Roll, Jazz, Psychedelic, Disco, Blues and Country to Zydeco. I was a founding member also of the zydeco band from San Diego “The Bayou Brothers” which I left to pursue a solo career. Some of the acts I’ve opened for include: George Benson, The Doobie Brothers at Fillmore West, Journey, Santana, The Ohio Players (remember the Disco hit “Roller Coaster”?), Graham Central Station, Albert Collins, The Drifters, played the Avalon Ballroom back in the 60’s with bands like The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, was a member of the band “Anonymous Artists of America” who were booked to play Woodstock, but our bus broke down (I was driving) in Ohio and we didnt make it to Woodstock but got out and played a mini concert in Ohio anyway! My SD band “Nova” was booked to Capitol Records when that most famous of all bands, The Beatles, were signed, and Nova was “shelved”. Jammed with some of the elite of the blues and rock world, from Eric Clapton and Albert King to Jerry Garcia and Mike Bloomfield. Had lots of fun over the years. I was one of the original “Electric Kool Aid” test guinea pigs! 😉 Tim is now living in Temecula, where he plays solo, guitar and vocals, and also rockin blues duo with Harvey Freedman at local wineries, restaurants and events. Also available as a full band.

Carlos’s musical journey began in Colombia. Being brought up in a very artistic family he learned how to play the guitar at a young age and years later he joined a Classic Rock and Beatles tribute band. This journey kicked into high gear after he left a career in Business to pursue Music. While studying Music Composition, Guitar, and Voice performance at a college in Florida, Carlos began performing full-time and started his craft on songwriting.

Carlos came to Los Angeles in 2009 to take his career to the next level. He started performing solo acoustic and as part of the band Freefall Rescue, as well as collaborating with various other artists throughout Southern California. Working solo gigs and being part of a band helped prepare Carlos for the pivotal moment “Reflections of an Orange Tree”, his debut solo album, represents.

After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Carlos teamed up with Los Angeles-based producer Rick Parker, who has worked with acts ranging from Jewel to Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Carlos’s vision was multifaceted and eclectic, with acoustic guitar/based folk stylings, full-band rock songs with electric guitar, the use of string-quartets, and more. Rick immediately knew exactly what Carlos was going for, blending Naranjo’s love of British Pop with his introspective songwriting and a splash of Latin flair to form the recording Carlos has always dreamed of producing.

“Reflections of an Orange Tree” is a true passion project for Naranjo, with heartfelt expression, brooding, and self-actualization. Naranjo’s style is gentle, flowing and soothing, romantic and melodic, with a light rock backbone. The songs invoke a feeling of tension between uncertainty and subsequent instances of peace, stability, and joy. The album progresses like a day-to-day soundtrack of life, with excursions in a wide palette of familiar emotions that float into bittersweet reflection, daydreamy introspection, and joyful realization.

“I see the light of the dying night brighten stars
the blooming sweetness of morning light on planet Mars
I hear a soft and rhythmic music roll
And the sweet romancing of her soul…”

The Light Of The Dying Night, from
“Reflections Of An Orange Tree”

Check the SHOWS section on his webpage www.CarlosNaranjoMusic.com to catch one of Carlos’ performances.