Hailed by two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee David Crosby as "one of the best young singer-songwriters in America, maybe even the world", Marcus Eaton is putting the finishing touches to an E.P. recording, his fourth solo record due for release this Summer. Following the success of his 2016 solo LP Versions of The Truth, Marcus has emerged as one of the leading lights of the new generation of American singer-songwriters. Through passionate and intelligent lyrics in songs reminiscent of Ed Sheeran and John Mayer, Marcus’ music draws the listener into an intimate experience. Coupled with a virtuoso, original guitar technique, songs of love and metaphysics all wrapped in an original singing voice are performed by an artist described by Crosby "as like God - on a good day." Marcus has an extensive touring history and has opened for Bob Dylan and Dave Matthews, Derek Trucks, Dr John, Stone Temple Pilots and Rodrigo Y Gabriela. A very busy 2017, which included gigs in LA with Seal and Flea, took Marcus across Europe where collaborations with a number of classically-trained musicians and a growing musical relationship with Jeffrey Young (Jackson Browne, Steely Dan) invigorated and influenced his creativity. Comprising half a dozen compositions all recorded in the United States between 2017 and the early part of this year, Marcus is at the moment completing the E.P.’s mastering and finalizing its running order and is in an upbeat mood: “This is my best recording yet, especially my guitar work. It is more creative and fulfilling than it’s ever been and I feel very excited about what I’m doing and where the music has taken me.

Karthik Mani hails from a family of musicians – his father, legendary TAS Mani is a renowned percussionist who is the founder of “The Karnataka College of Percussion”, and his mother Vid RA Ramamani is a reputed ground breaking Carnatic vocalist who has performed Worldwide and has pioneered the Indo-Jazz fusion. Karthik is a World Percussionist/Drummer with a solid foundation in South Indian Classical Music. As a kid, he was mostly surrounded by music as there used to be a lot of students from all over the world who learned at their school “Karnataka College of Percussion”. He started learning Vocal from his mother and Mridangam from his father. After few years, he showed more interest in Mridangam and other Percussion Instruments. At the age of 13, he got third rank in the Karnataka State Junior Mridangam Examination. Karthik had an opportunity to tour with the first fusion band “Sangam” along with all the legendary musicians.He was introduced to a drum kit by his friend in his early twenties. After playing the drum kit, he immediately realised his passion for drumming and has never looked back since then. Karthik is a self taught Drummer/ World Percussionist who draws inspiration from everything and everyone.