Taylor Eigsti Trio "fallout Shelter" at The Falcon

Taylor Eigsti
tayjazz.com
New York-based pianist and composer Taylor Eigsti began playing when he was 4 years old and was quickly labeled a prodigy and has released 7 albums as a leader. Eigsti has received two GRAMMY nominations for Best Jazz Solo and Best Instrumental Composition after releasing "Lucky to Be Me" (Concord Jazz). Since, Eigsti has released two highly acclaimed albums. Eigsti has also been featured as a sideman on numerous award-winning albums, as well.

Dayna Stephens
http://daynastephenssound.com/
Dayna Stephens, a fluid, vigorous soloist with a warm, soulful sound, has also proven himself a master of composition and arrangement, a highly acclaimed band leader, and an in-demand side man for contemporary jazz masters such as Kenny Barron, Al Foster, Idris Mohammed, and Roy Hargrove. ...

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Taylor Eigsti
tayjazz.com
New York-based pianist and composer Taylor Eigsti began playing when he was 4 years old and was quickly labeled a prodigy and has released 7 albums as a leader. Eigsti has received two GRAMMY nominations for Best Jazz Solo and Best Instrumental Composition after releasing "Lucky to Be Me" (Concord Jazz). Since, Eigsti has released two highly acclaimed albums. Eigsti has also been featured as a sideman on numerous award-winning albums, as well.

Dayna Stephens
http://daynastephenssound.com/
Dayna Stephens, a fluid, vigorous soloist with a warm, soulful sound, has also proven himself a master of composition and arrangement, a highly acclaimed band leader, and an in-demand side man for contemporary jazz masters such as Kenny Barron, Al Foster, Idris Mohammed, and Roy Hargrove.

Alan Hampton
http://alanhampton.com/
Alan Hampton, in between tours and takes with the likes of Andrew Bird, Meshell N’Degeocello, Gretchen Parlato, and Robert Glasper, Sufjan Stevens, Luke Temple, Derrick Hodge, Kendrick Scott, Esperanza Spalding, or The New Pornographers, has also been steadily crafting his own sound. When Hampton released his debut record, The New York Times proclaimed him a musician with “loads of talent.”

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