
Felicia Farerre - Vocals
International recording artist Felicia Farerre has crowned the Billboard Charts at #1 with her work as lead vocalist for the classical-crossover sensation, Taliesin Orchestra. In addition she has worked with Grammy award winning writers & producers Diane Warren, Michael Garvin, Keith Thomas and Michael Omartian.
No doubt you've also heard her voice in many popular movie trailers including: 300 Rise of an Empire, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Ocean' s Twelve, Man in the Iron Mask, Meet Joe Black, and Disney's Maleficent.
In addition to her work as a solo artist, Felicia has graced the vocal performances of Usher, David Archuleta, Amy Grant, Orla Fallon (Celtic Woman), Charlotte Church, Alan Jackson, Phil Rey, and Two Steps From Hell.
Album credits: Music That Tells a Story - vocals

Max Gerl - Bass
Max is currently performing and recording with his band, the Max Gerl Quartet. While at Berklee College of Music, Max studied jazz and performance with a cadre of heavyweights including John Patitucci, Steve Bailey, James Genus, Victor Bailey, John Lockwood, Susan Hagen, Dave Buda, and Bruce Gertz. Concurrently, he immersed himself in the discipline of ensemble playing under the collective guidance of Tia Fuller, Rick Peckham, and the legendary Hal Crook.
Aside from his own artistry, Max is a highly sought after sideman bassist, having worked with artists such as James Francies, Mayaka McCraven, Jordan Rakei, Cameron Graves, Stanley Clarke, MLE, Jon Bap, Floyd Fuji, Tia Fuller, Shaun Martin, Bernard Wright, Chris Cheek, Beka Gochiashvili, Blaque Dynamite, Spirit Fingers, Simon Moullier, Nino Katamadze & Lamine Toure and Group Saloum.
"When I first heard Maximilian, I was impressed with his steadiness, along with his outstanding technique and dexterity on both instruments, which he uses to make next level music - truely a unique bass player who excels on electric & acoustic bass" - Stanley Clarke
"Gerl’s bass is frenetic and intricate, but never bounces out of the groove" - Downbeat Magazine
Listed by Jazzwise Magazine as "Rising Jazz Artists: Who To Look Out For'"
Album credits: To be announced