Spanish guitarist Patricio Contrerar as born in Concepcion, Chile where he begain to play guitar at age six,  He went on to complete his musical studies in Spain at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

The band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov.  In 1999, the band adopted the name, “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Ottmar Liebert & others.

Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a Gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music.

This sultry-pop husband and wife based team went from playing small Spokane venues to having their songs featured internationally on television.  Together they have performed thousands of concerts around the Northwest.

Suzie Bradford's vocals are like a smooth sip of nectar.  She's been influenced by such artists as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan & Aimee Mann, but more often, this Washington-born singer/songwriter draws inspiration from those close to her—a community of fantastic friends and musicians.

In 2003 she joined with guitarist/backup vocalist (and now husband) Ben Bradford to start the musical group known as "The Side Project." They quickly began doing what they love best, playing crowd-pleasing adult contemporary music as often as they could.  In 2004, after playing all of the largest venues in Spokane, they moved to Seattle, where they finished their second full-length album, and in 2010, they released their third album, "Wake Up Call."  The Side Projects' music has also been played in Starbucks across the country and radio stations around the world as well as international T.V. shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing With The Stars".

Caety Sagoian is a Kirkland singer and song writer known for her soulful voice and mix of musical genres including R&B, soul, jazz, rock and pop.  The always bubbly and energetic singer performs with raw emotion that touches the hearts of her audience.  Caety can embody the likes of Marvin Gaye or Otis Redding before getting the crowd bouncing into a Michael Jackson, Beatles, or Paula Abdul cover.

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Robbie Christmas is a singer/songwriter based in the Seattle area. He is a self-taught musician whose style combines the best of Pop and Indie Rock. He blends smooth vocals with acoustic guitar and has built a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Robbie has performed at a wide range of venues, from intimate wineries and eateries in Woodinville and Kirkland to Century Link Field, where he sang the National Anthem before more than 68,000 fans at the Seahawks-49ers game in December 2014.   

Robbie’s love for music was first inspired by his uncle, an accomplished classical guitarist who converted his family room into a band room to enable Robbie and his family to perform. His influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. As he’s explored songwriting, Robbie has expanded his circle of influencers to include a variety of modern artists, such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Spanish guitarist Patricio Contrerar as born in Concepcion, Chile where he begain to play guitar at age six,  He went on to complete his musical studies in Spain at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

The band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov.  In 1999, the band adopted the name, “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Ottmar Liebert & others.

Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a Gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music.

This sultry-pop husband and wife based team went from playing small Spokane venues to having their songs featured internationally on television.  Together they have performed thousands of concerts around the Northwest.

Suzie Bradford's vocals are like a smooth sip of nectar.  She's been influenced by such artists as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan & Aimee Mann, but more often, this Washington-born singer/songwriter draws inspiration from those close to her—a community of fantastic friends and musicians.

In 2003 she joined with guitarist/backup vocalist (and now husband) Ben Bradford to start the musical group known as "The Side Project." They quickly began doing what they love best, playing crowd-pleasing adult contemporary music as often as they could.  In 2004, after playing all of the largest venues in Spokane, they moved to Seattle, where they finished their second full-length album, and in 2010, they released their third album, "Wake Up Call."  The Side Projects' music has also been played in Starbucks across the country and radio stations around the world as well as international T.V. shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing With The Stars".

Caety Sagoian is a Kirkland singer and song writer known for her soulful voice and mix of musical genres including R&B, soul, jazz, rock and pop.  The always bubbly and energetic singer performs with raw emotion that touches the hearts of her audience.  Caety can embody the likes of Marvin Gaye or Otis Redding before getting the crowd bouncing into a Michael Jackson, Beatles, or Paula Abdul cover.

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Robbie Christmas is a singer/songwriter based in the Seattle area. He is a self-taught musician whose style combines the best of Pop and Indie Rock. He blends smooth vocals with acoustic guitar and has built a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Robbie has performed at a wide range of venues, from intimate wineries and eateries in Woodinville and Kirkland to Century Link Field, where he sang the National Anthem before more than 68,000 fans at the Seahawks-49ers game in December 2014.   

Robbie’s love for music was first inspired by his uncle, an accomplished classical guitarist who converted his family room into a band room to enable Robbie and his family to perform. His influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. As he’s explored songwriting, Robbie has expanded his circle of influencers to include a variety of modern artists, such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Spanish guitarist Patricio Contrerar as born in Concepcion, Chile where he begain to play guitar at age six,  He went on to complete his musical studies in Spain at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

The band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov.  In 1999, the band adopted the name, “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Ottmar Liebert & others.

Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a Gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music.

This sultry-pop husband and wife based team went from playing small Spokane venues to having their songs featured internationally on television.  Together they have performed thousands of concerts around the Northwest.

Suzie Bradford's vocals are like a smooth sip of nectar.  She's been influenced by such artists as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan & Aimee Mann, but more often, this Washington-born singer/songwriter draws inspiration from those close to her—a community of fantastic friends and musicians.

In 2003 she joined with guitarist/backup vocalist (and now husband) Ben Bradford to start the musical group known as "The Side Project." They quickly began doing what they love best, playing crowd-pleasing adult contemporary music as often as they could.  In 2004, after playing all of the largest venues in Spokane, they moved to Seattle, where they finished their second full-length album, and in 2010, they released their third album, "Wake Up Call."  The Side Projects' music has also been played in Starbucks across the country and radio stations around the world as well as international T.V. shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing With The Stars".

Caety Sagoian is a Kirkland singer and song writer known for her soulful voice and mix of musical genres including R&B, soul, jazz, rock and pop.  The always bubbly and energetic singer performs with raw emotion that touches the hearts of her audience.  Caety can embody the likes of Marvin Gaye or Otis Redding before getting the crowd bouncing into a Michael Jackson, Beatles, or Paula Abdul cover.

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Robbie Christmas is a singer/songwriter based in the Seattle area. He is a self-taught musician whose style combines the best of Pop and Indie Rock. He blends smooth vocals with acoustic guitar and has built a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Robbie has performed at a wide range of venues, from intimate wineries and eateries in Woodinville and Kirkland to Century Link Field, where he sang the National Anthem before more than 68,000 fans at the Seahawks-49ers game in December 2014.   

Robbie’s love for music was first inspired by his uncle, an accomplished classical guitarist who converted his family room into a band room to enable Robbie and his family to perform. His influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. As he’s explored songwriting, Robbie has expanded his circle of influencers to include a variety of modern artists, such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Spanish guitarist Patricio Contrerar as born in Concepcion, Chile where he begain to play guitar at age six,  He went on to complete his musical studies in Spain at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

The band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov.  In 1999, the band adopted the name, “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Ottmar Liebert & others.

Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a Gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music.

Robbie Christmas is a singer/songwriter based in the Seattle area. He is a self-taught musician whose style combines the best of Pop and Indie Rock. He blends smooth vocals with acoustic guitar and has built a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Robbie has performed at a wide range of venues, from intimate wineries and eateries in Woodinville and Kirkland to Century Link Field, where he sang the National Anthem before more than 68,000 fans at the Seahawks-49ers game in December 2014.   

Robbie’s love for music was first inspired by his uncle, an accomplished classical guitarist who converted his family room into a band room to enable Robbie and his family to perform. His influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. As he’s explored songwriting, Robbie has expanded his circle of influencers to include a variety of modern artists, such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.

D'Vonne Lewis is a self-taught musician/drummer/poet with a background in gospel, funk, and rhythm and blues.  

Concert at Chateau Ste. Michelle

This sultry-pop husband and wife based team went from playing small Spokane venues to having their songs featured internationally on television.  Together they have performed thousands of concerts around the Northwest.

Suzie Bradford's vocals are like a smooth sip of nectar.  She's been influenced by such artists as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan & Aimee Mann, but more often, this Washington-born singer/songwriter draws inspiration from those close to her—a community of fantastic friends and musicians.

In 2003 she joined with guitarist/backup vocalist (and now husband) Ben Bradford to start the musical group known as "The Side Project." They quickly began doing what they love best, playing crowd-pleasing adult contemporary music as often as they could.  In 2004, after playing all of the largest venues in Spokane, they moved to Seattle, where they finished their second full-length album, and in 2010, they released their third album, "Wake Up Call."  The Side Projects' music has also been played in Starbucks across the country and radio stations around the world as well as international T.V. shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing With The Stars".

Spanish guitarist Patricio Contrerar as born in Concepcion, Chile where he begain to play guitar at age six,  He went on to complete his musical studies in Spain at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

The band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov.  In 1999, the band adopted the name, “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Ottmar Liebert & others.

Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a Gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music.

Robbie Christmas is a singer/songwriter based in the Seattle area. He is a self-taught musician whose style combines the best of Pop and Indie Rock. He blends smooth vocals with acoustic guitar and has built a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Robbie has performed at a wide range of venues, from intimate wineries and eateries in Woodinville and Kirkland to Century Link Field, where he sang the National Anthem before more than 68,000 fans at the Seahawks-49ers game in December 2014.   

Robbie’s love for music was first inspired by his uncle, an accomplished classical guitarist who converted his family room into a band room to enable Robbie and his family to perform. His influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. As he’s explored songwriting, Robbie has expanded his circle of influencers to include a variety of modern artists, such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.

D'Vonne Lewis is a self-taught musician/drummer/poet with a background in gospel, funk, and rhythm and blues.  

This sultry-pop husband and wife based team went from playing small Spokane venues to having their songs featured internationally on television.  Together they have performed thousands of concerts around the Northwest.

Suzie Bradford's vocals are like a smooth sip of nectar.  She's been influenced by such artists as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan & Aimee Mann, but more often, this Washington-born singer/songwriter draws inspiration from those close to her—a community of fantastic friends and musicians.

In 2003 she joined with guitarist/backup vocalist (and now husband) Ben Bradford to start the musical group known as "The Side Project." They quickly began doing what they love best, playing crowd-pleasing adult contemporary music as often as they could.  In 2004, after playing all of the largest venues in Spokane, they moved to Seattle, where they finished their second full-length album, and in 2010, they released their third album, "Wake Up Call."  The Side Projects' music has also been played in Starbucks across the country and radio stations around the world as well as international T.V. shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing With The Stars".

Spanish guitarist Patricio Contrerar as born in Concepcion, Chile where he begain to play guitar at age six,  He went on to complete his musical studies in Spain at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

The band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov.  In 1999, the band adopted the name, “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Ottmar Liebert & others.

Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a Gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music.

This sultry-pop husband and wife based team went from playing small Spokane venues to having their songs featured internationally on television.  Together they have performed thousands of concerts around the Northwest.

Suzie Bradford's vocals are like a smooth sip of nectar.  She's been influenced by such artists as Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan & Aimee Mann, but more often, this Washington-born singer/songwriter draws inspiration from those close to her—a community of fantastic friends and musicians.

In 2003 she joined with guitarist/backup vocalist (and now husband) Ben Bradford to start the musical group known as "The Side Project." They quickly began doing what they love best, playing crowd-pleasing adult contemporary music as often as they could.  In 2004, after playing all of the largest venues in Spokane, they moved to Seattle, where they finished their second full-length album, and in 2010, they released their third album, "Wake Up Call."  The Side Projects' music has also been played in Starbucks across the country and radio stations around the world as well as international T.V. shows such as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing With The Stars".

D'Vonne Lewis is a self-taught musician/drummer/poet with a background in gospel, funk, and rhythm and blues.  

Robbie Christmas is a singer/songwriter based in the Seattle area. He is a self-taught musician whose style combines the best of Pop and Indie Rock. He blends smooth vocals with acoustic guitar and has built a loyal following in the Pacific Northwest. Robbie has performed at a wide range of venues, from intimate wineries and eateries in Woodinville and Kirkland to Century Link Field, where he sang the National Anthem before more than 68,000 fans at the Seahawks-49ers game in December 2014.   

Robbie’s love for music was first inspired by his uncle, an accomplished classical guitarist who converted his family room into a band room to enable Robbie and his family to perform. His influences include the Beatles, James Taylor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. As he’s explored songwriting, Robbie has expanded his circle of influencers to include a variety of modern artists, such as John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.