Lee Odom

Lee Odom’s instrumental spectrum includes the clarinet, alto/soprano saxophone, flute, also a composer, bandleader, whose musical spectrum includes, gospel, free improved music, jazz, R&B, and classical.

A native of NC studied music industry and clarinet performance at Appalachian State University, Boone NC. Lee ventured to NYC in 2011 where she quickly found her way into various musical communities. Lee has performed with Don Byron, JD Parron, The Karl Berger Improv Orchestra, Canaan Baptist Church Music Ministry, 12 Houses Free Improv, the Makanda Project Boston, MA, UpSurge and will be an Artist-in-Residence at Holmes Presbyterian Camp, Holmes, NY. Lee Odom also performs as the bandleader, with Sweet Lee Music, performing at various venues and festivals throughout NY, Boston, CT.

Stephen Fuller 

This dynamic bass/baritone sings to diverse cross-generational audiences and has performed in Spain, Israel, Central America and parts of the Caribbean. He is often heard performing in upscale Jazz clubs throughout NJ such as Shanghai Jazz (Madison), Hyatt Regency (New Brunswick), Trumpets Jazz Club (Montclair), the Priory Jazz Club (Newark), Hibiscus Restaurant (Morristown), and the Stony Hill Inn (Hackensack).  Stephen performs in NY as well at the Metropolitan Room, the Iguana Room, and monthly at Tomi Jazz Club. Stephen’s voice has been compared to Jon Lucien and Johnny Hartman while performing a repertoire of R&B, Jazz, Calypso, and Gospel. He currently serves on the board of directors of the New Jersey Jazz Society and is a winner of the 2016 Jazz Forum Arts – Vocal Competition.

This dynamic bass/baritone sings to diverse cross-generational audiences and has performed in Spain, Israel, Central America and parts of the Caribbean. He is often heard performing in upscale Jazz clubs throughout NJ such as Shanghai Jazz (Madison), Hyatt Regency (New Brunswick), Trumpets Jazz Club (Montclair), the Priory Jazz Club (Newark), Hibiscus Restaurant (Morristown), and the Stony Hill Inn (Hackensack).  Stephen performs in NY as well at the Metropolitan Room, the Iguana Room, and monthly at Tomi Jazz Club. Stephen’s voice has been compared to Jon Lucien and Johnny Hartman while performing a repertoire of R&B, Jazz, Calypso, and Gospel. He currently serves on the board of directors of the New Jersey Jazz Society and is a winner of the 2016 Jazz Forum Arts – Vocal Competition.