Edmar Colón is a saxophonist, pianist and composer from Coamo, Puerto Rico, currently living in Boston.

Colón was awarded the prestigious Presidential Scholarship and graduated from the Berklee College of Music with a dual major in Performance and Classical Composition. As part of his undergraduate studies, Edmar was a student at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute directed by Danilo Pérez and Marco Pignataro. He went on to complete his Master’s degree in Global Studies at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.

Tutti Druyan began her career at the early age of 3. The singer and actress started out by dubbing some of the most successful cartoons in Israel, her native land. Dragon Tales, Rolie Polie Olie, the Barbie direct-to-DVD Movie Series, and The Smurfs, which Druyan also directed, are just a few of Tutti’s voice-over successes. At the age of 10, Tutti was casted as the lead role in one of Israel's most successful yearly shows, Festigal, and toured in stadiums all over the country.

From her arrival to the United States in 2010, Tutti appeared in several productions by composer Matti Kovler, including the lead roles in "Ami and Tami," "Children's Songs," "A Tribute to Israeli Song," and "The Seekers of Light,” which were presented in prestigious locations such as the Museum of Fine Arts and the Fenway Center in Boston. In addition, the 25 year old sang the Israeli and American National Anthems in different events and locations such as the Annual Dinner of the Friends of the IDF in New England, Logan International Airport, The Boston Lobsters Tennis Center, The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston City Hall Plaza, and The Massachusetts State House.