Chloe hails from North Carolina with a strong pull towards hard bop, fusion and traditional jazz repertoire. As a child she studied Suzuki piano and spent many evenings listening to bluegrass and jazz in Asheville, NC. In high school she was awarded the Woody Herman and Louis Armstrong awards and studied under Jacob Rodriguez and Steve Alford. After graduating from the School of Inquiry and Life Sciences she studied music performance at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro's Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program. 

Mickey is a guitarist and songwriter from Saint Louis, Missouri. He earned his degree in jazz guitar from Loyola University New Orleans where he studied under Don Vappie and Adam Bock. Mickey began his professional teaching journey in 2021, but he’s been teaching informally for well over ten years. He teaches beginner to advanced guitar, as well as beginner and intermediate drums, piano, and ukulele. Mickey enjoys working with students of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels.

Jordan is a pianist from Denver, Colorado. She studied at Metropolitan State University of Denver under Dr. Jooeun Pak. She has also studied piano with Dr. Greg Harris at Red Rocks Community College. While at MSU Denver, Jordan had the opportunity to play with the Colorado Wind Ensemble. Jordan specializes in classical piano. She also teaches beginner and intermediate voice as well as beginner ukulele.

A self-taught guitarist from the age of six, Finley attended the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) where he studied Jazz Performance under esteemed mentors Michael Pellera, Chris Severin, and Khari Allen Lee. He continued his education at Loyola University New Orleans where he studied Jazz Performance. Finley is an avid composer, arranger, and performer in the New Orleans area. As a teacher he’s developed a warm, approachable, and encouraging style that meets students where they are and helps them grow into confident musicians.