Artist description A funky blend of horns, vocals, and rhythms that just going and going and going. We've had our struggles, and now we are just trying to get our feet in the door.

Music Style Fusion

Musical Influences Jaco Pastorius, Tower of Power, Blood Sweat & Tears, Phish

Similar Artists Average White Band, Tower of Power, Jaco Pastorius

Artist History It began with an idea: A man named Scott Osborne came out of Greeley, Colorado with a vision of the perfect band. This band would be the most powerful fusion of jazz, funk, and other forms of music. He found a partner in this vision, a Rhythm Lord named Manny. Together they set out to find others, eventually coming to Denver where they met Tania, the Goddess of the 88 Keys, and Nate, Keeper of the Low Sounds. Now, a group had been forged, but it was still not complete. While rehearsing one night, the four of them attracted the attention of Derek, the All-Powerful Trombone of Omaha, and invited him to join them, thus filling the void of horn harmonizations and occasional vocal melodies. Not long after this, a discovery was made off of the Grecian peninsula. It seemed that the Sirens had cast one of their own out of their island. This Siren, Khadijiah, was rescued by Tania and welcomed into the Conclave, where her haunting vocal melodies have become quite the asset. But, it was still not yet complete. There was still an emptiness in the rhythm department: a simple common instrument known as "Guitar". Gigs there have been with guitar, and gigs there have been without, and once the Conclave finds a force powerful enough to fill this position, there will be no one to stop them....

Group Members Khadijiah- Vocals Scott Osborne- Bari Sax Derek James Molacek- Trombone Manny Lopez- Drums and Other Percussion Tania Sanders- Piano, Fender Rhodes Nate Walter- Five-stringed Bass Former Members: Dave Schwartz- guitar

Albums None to Date

Location Denver, CO - USA

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