Times 4 at Feinstein's At Vitello's

“Times 4 has become one of the finest jazz-funk-soul combos in California.” – San Jose Mercury News, Oakland Tribune

With their third album release, Eclipse, San Francisco-based Urban Jazz quartet Times 4 delivers a fresh set of modern grooves and uplifting jazz improvisation. Along with six new original songs col- lectively composed for the project, Eclipse also features fresh inter- pretations of classics by John Coltrane and Ron Carter/Miles Davis.

Over 11 years of collaboration and friendship have culminated in Times 4’s unique brand of Urban Jazz. Their joyful musical interplay generates tight, driving grooves, captivating melodies and dynamic improvisations that inspire their audience members, from critical to carefree, to tap their feet and feel dance in their bones....

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“Times 4 has become one of the finest jazz-funk-soul combos in California.” – San Jose Mercury News, Oakland Tribune

With their third album release, Eclipse, San Francisco-based Urban Jazz quartet Times 4 delivers a fresh set of modern grooves and uplifting jazz improvisation. Along with six new original songs col- lectively composed for the project, Eclipse also features fresh inter- pretations of classics by John Coltrane and Ron Carter/Miles Davis.

Over 11 years of collaboration and friendship have culminated in Times 4’s unique brand of Urban Jazz. Their joyful musical interplay generates tight, driving grooves, captivating melodies and dynamic improvisations that inspire their audience members, from critical to carefree, to tap their feet and feel dance in their bones.

“The quartet often thinks as one. They succeed as both funky dance music and a fine example of the funkier side of jazz.”
– All Music Guide

Featuring Lincoln Adler (saxophones), Greg Sankovich (keyboards), Kevin Lofton (bass), and Maurice Miles (drums), the band’s artful and intense musical conversation is steeped in the history of friendship and common roots. Miles and Lofton have been friends and musi- cal collaborators since high school; likewise, Adler and Sankovich continue a musical dialogue also dating back to their teen years.

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