Bio
Kevin Croom
The Back Story
As a producer, songwriter and audio engineer Kevin Croom has few peers. His musical journey began at the age of 12 when he learned to play the bass. "I would listen and learned to play old school funk and R&B like Cameo, Parliament, Slave and jazz artists like Billy Cobham, Stanley Clark and the Yellowjackets". A local singer/keyboardist took him under his wing and taught him music theory and concepts. He gave him an opportunity to get experience by playing in local nightclubs and jazz lounges. Realizing he had a talent for composing, Kevin learned to play keyboards. He graduated from the Omega School of Applied Recording Arts and Sciences to further round out his skills. Since then, Kevin has played professionally with a host of musicians and bands. He uses that experience to write and compose music that people can relate to, enjoy, and feel.

Marcus H. Mitchell
The Back Story
“Social Music Artist “ Marcus H. Mitchell is not only an established saxophonist, he is also CEO and President of 24th Music, a division of MHM Entertainment Group, a multi-faceted entertainment company .
Marcus has worked with many artists such as Mike Phillips, Kim Waters, Peter White, Destiny's Child, Marcus Johnson, The Rippingtons, Paul Taylor just to name a few. He performed at the 3rd Annual Jazz Festival at Cooper's Field in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Marcus has also headlined at the legendary Blues Alley Jazz Club in Washington, D.C. on several occasions and other prominent venues world-wide. Marcus’ CD entitled Jumpin is the first release under 24th Music and is being distributed worldwide along with other 24th Music projects from flautist Trey Eley and critically-acclaimed super group “THE JAZZ BOYZ”. Marcus’ most profound release 20 features Gerald Albright, Jeff Lorber and a host of others with 100,000+ streams world-wide.

David Prince
The Back Story
Playing guitar, creating, and sharing tunes with others, are what I like to do. I grew up listening to Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, and the Isley Brothers. Strangely, one of my biggest musical influences is James Brown (and the great musicians with whom he worked). Now, I have to add Kool and the Gang, Earth, Wind and Fire, Chicago and the Ohio Players (love those horns). And yes, even folk: John Denver, James Taylor, and Carol King. Where would any of us be without Stevie Wonder? That said, I like music to be innovative, so I give "props" to the hip-hop community, in particular, J Dilla - one of the most creative artists ever (incredible bass lines)! For now, I share with everyone: "Generations," a compilation of music ideas spanning forty years created by co-producers Chris Williams and Kevin Croom. Please enjoy, and remember: "Music is the Message"!
