John Dubitsky is a 27 year old Multi-Instrumentalist, Composer, Songwriter and Record Producer/Engineer, currently residing in New Jersey. At the age of 18 he signed a recording contract with Drive-Thru/MCA Records. This was followed by the release of internationally distributed albums and extensive touring around major venues throughout the country. In 2009 He graduated from the Berklee College of Music with a dual Major Bachelor’s of Music Degree in both Music Production & Engineering and Classical Composition. While at Berklee, he studied under a variety of Grammy and Oscar winning Producers/Engineers and took private composition lessons from the students of the famous contemporary composers, Dimitri Shostakovich, Benjamin Britten, Pierre Boulez and Milton Babbitt. John specializes in a variety of guitar approaches and techniques, including multi-finger tapping, finger style, a dedicated study in triads and drop-voiced seventh chords, a Django Reinhardt, Anchor-Shifting focus toward Arpeggios as well as Charlie Banacos Chromatic approach to Arpeggios.  Along with instrument instruction, John also teaches and suggests a concentrated study in Music Theory and Composition including Ear Training, both Jazz and Classical Harmony, Baroque Counterpoint, Advanced 20th Century Concepts, Schoenberg 12 Tone-Technique and extended Serialism. In addition to current Scoring/Composition and Production work, John is currently working on finishing up records with his groups Centaur Seminar, Tropics, and his solo endeavor, Mines. Do not come to him if you wish to learn metal because he will make fun of you and pass you on to someone else.

Charlie St has been performing as a vocal musician his whole life. His high school choir- Cherry Hill’s West Singers- was repeatedly rated “Superior” in competitions across the United States and Canada. During the 2003 ACDA convention in New York City, Charlie was a member of the choir which commissioned Z. Randall Stroope’s We Beheld Once Again the Stars. At Elon University, NC, Charlie performed Mozart’s Requiem with the University’s Camerata in 2004. After singing as a member of Elán: Vocal Jazz for one year, Charlie was asked to return for several performances as a featured soloist in the Spring of 2006. Since his return to the Philadelphia Area in the Spring of 2006, Charlie has been writing and performing as the lead singer of 77th Street, a progressive rock band based out of South Jersey. He also continues to perform as a solo artist as well as sing with the College Choir at Camden County College.

Philadelphia-based drummer, Ricardo Lagomasino, has been playing music for most of his life. He has toured US, Canada, Europe and the UK with a number of groups and has appears on 11 released recordings. He is currently playing with Many Arms, The Sea Around Us, Joe Lally, Extreme Fishkin, Lagomasino/Fishkin and Tongue Sculptors. In the past he has played with Capillary Action, Hulk Smash, Lee Jaewon, SHREDfest, Circles, George Korein, Verity In Stereo, Pads & Steel and DCIC. He holds a Bachelors degree from Oberlin Conservatory in Oberlin, OH.

Mike is a School of Rock graduate with extensive experience playing as a solo artist as well as in bands as a guitarist, singer and songwriter. This experience has led him to perform as a touring musician with various rock and pop acts all across the country. Currently, Mike is balancing theses touring gigs with his own band, The Blak Sheep (facebook.com/theblaksheep), for which he writes, sings and plays guitar. Mike is using this wealth of experience in the active music world to teach guitar and vocals as well as direct shows for the Cherry Hill School of Rock, to give back to the place where he got his own start. Mike has also been active as the primary guitar instructor at Liberty Lake summer camp where he proudly and professionally represents the School of Rock.

Alex Ayala ia a professional piano/keyboard player who resides in Philadelphia. Alex attended the University of the Arts, where he studied jazz piano and graduated in the spring of 2012 with a Bachelors degree in Music Performance. At UArts, Alex studied under piano teachers: Don Glanden, Tom Lawton and Trudy Pitts as well as receiving instruction from the likes of Ron Kerber, Erik Johnson, Tony Miceli, and Micah Jones. Alex currently performs with Cold Roses, Ode to Omni, and the Royal Noise. He also performs in a variety of musical settings as a freelance musician.

Zach is a muti-instrumentalist graduate of the Cherry Hill School of Rock and an All-Star program alumni. During his time as an All-Star, Zach toured internationally/performed/wrote/recorded with artists such as Jon Anderson (Yes), Mike Keneally (Frank Zappa, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani), Brendon Small (Dethklok/Metalocalypse) and The Butthole Surfers at venues such as B.B. Kings NYC, Webster Hall NYC, World Cafe Live Philadelphia & Delaware and The Zappanale Festival in Bad Doberan, Germany. After leaving the School of Rock, Zach divided his time between music/recording classes at Camden County College, writing and performing in original bands and teaching both at the School of Rock and privately. After completing the Camden County College recording program, Zach began focusing heavily on developing his main musical project, 'Out of the Beardspace' Now, age 23, Zach has produced/written for 2 E.P.'s and a full length album with original band 'Out of the Beardspace', a live album by the band 'Sexoffice' and many other single releases. Zach teaches guitar, bass and drums privately and at the School of Rock; performs in one of 5 original projects regularly; works as a professionally hired live and studio musician; works as a private recording engineer/producer; overall spending all of his time fulfilling the dream of being a full time musician.