Daniel Rubinoff has performed as a saxophonist soloist and chamber musician in France, Canada and the United States. His discography includes The Old Castle,

Mr. Garry Page holds Honours music degrees in Trumpet Performance, Academics and Teaching from the Birmingham Conservatoire of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, England.

Benjamin Gabbay is completing a Bachelor of Music (Composition) at the University of Toronto. He is an award-winning composer and pianist.

A lover of folk, contemporary, classical, and everything in between, Hannah recently graduated with honours from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor’s degree in Music History and Theory

Singer-pianist Theo Tams has taken the road less travelled. While he previously, reluctantly, chased the pop hit, his upcoming EP is sparse, emotive and pure. Like a Sam Smith or Adele, the production — by Montreal’s Gautier Marinof — doesn’t hide the vocal.

Matthew Emery (b.1991) is a Canadian composer who “writes with an honesty which enchants” (Vancouver Sun). His music has been performed across North America (Canada, USA), South America (Honduras), Europe (England, Scotland, Germany, Iceland, France, Sweden, Estonia, Russia, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland), Asia and Oceania (China, New Zealand, South Korea, Australia) and has been heard on national television and radio both in Canada and USA. Matthew is the recipient of the ACDA Raymond W. Brock prize (USA) and the ACCC Diane Loomer award for Choral Writing (Canada), among many other awards from across North America. Matthew was recently honoured with the prestigious William and Phyllis Waters Graduating Award from the University of Toronto.

Bill Simms is an artist who can be thought of as a musical chameleon, due to the stylistic breadth of his music. You can see him one night performing jazz standards at a local restaurant and the next night wailing dirty rock and roll songs in a dive bar. The following night he may just as easily be serenading the patrons of a songwriter's circle as spitting mad rhymes at a house party. The fact of the matter is, Bill loves all music that's written with conviction and high quality.

Camila is a Chilean music composer, film music writer, guitarist and educator. She started playing guitar at thirteen years old and performed in various stages in her home country since she was 18. She started teaching by her second year of music school and also started being invited to play in several projects including rock bands, contemporary music festivals and to write music for short films and animation films.

Since moving to Toronto in 2018, Brian Roberts has performed with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Hannaford Street Silver Band. Brian will join the Niagara Symphony Orchestra as Second Trumpet in the fall of 2019. He is the former Principal Trumpet of the Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra and has held chairs in the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra, the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Orchestra, the Augusta Symphony Orchestra, the Macon Symphony Orchestra, and the Solo Cornet section of the North Carolina Brass Band, in addition to appearing with numerous orchestras and chamber groups throughout the Southeastern US. A two-time semi-finalist in the National Trumpet Competition, Brian graduated from Calvin College with a BA in Music Performance and Music Theory and Composition and received his Master of Music in Trumpet Performance from Arizona State University, where he studied with world-renowned trumpet soloist David Hickman.