Tim Whitehead was born in Liverpool , the son of one of the original writers of Dennis the Menace in the children’s comic, The Beano! His first public performance was as solo clarinettist in his school orchestra’s rendition of Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto, conducted by his fellow pupil, the now knighted, Sir Simon Rattle. Since that time, he has gone on to become one of the most distinguished saxophonists in UK and Europe.

Expect saxophonic fireworks from one of the great, and without doubt, one of the most recorded of British saxophonists. Snake has always managed to combine technical flair with r’n’b passion and stands comparison with the great soul/jazz artists such as David Sanborn, Grover Washington and Wilton Felder (The Jazz Crusaders).

Without doubt, one of the most influential and respected of British tenor players of the contemporary period. Art's career began with his working on the London blues scene with Jack Bruce and Alexis Korner. From there, he went on to establish his reputation as a great jazz player - one of his most enduring associations was with another great - Stan Tracey – with whom Art played for over a twenty year period.

Saxophonist and flautist Theo Travis is a jazz adventurer with an international reputation as one of the brightest stars on the contemporary jazz scene. More precisely, he is also regarded as one of the foremost saxophonists and flautists in progressive music in the world. He has performed and recorded with Gong, Soft Machine Legacy, Robert Fripp, David Sylvian, Porcupine Tree, Steven Wilson Band, Bill Bruford, Keith Tippett, and works regularly with Zappa’s drummer of many years, Chad Wackerman.

Gilad Atzmon needs little introduction to UK jazz audiences - since arriving in the UK 20 years ago, he has gone on to have a huge impact on the scene - Robert Wyatt described him as 'the best musician living in the world today'.

'...a saxophonist of not only great technical prowess but also delicacy of expression...a faultless technique.' - The Times

Bobby Wellins, one of the elder statesmen of British jazz, recently described Julian as one of his favourite tenor players - considerable testament to Julian's wonderful playing.

Ben Castle, one of the most in-demand saxophonists of the moment, has a CV to die for - he has toured and/or recorded with everyone from Sting to Tony Bennett via Stan Tracey, Diana Krall and Amy Winehouse. He won first prize in the International Songwriting Competition judged by Pat Metheny and Arif Mardin; he has three great albums out under his own name and is a MONSTER player.