About Our Company

The child prodigy from LI, Kimberly now has a PhD from University of Denver. Her talents have already lead her to amazing career heights--still in her 20's, she has toured the world, played Carnegie Hall 3x, studied at Julliard, met Yo Yo Ma, played for numerous celebrities and dignitaries, and has even recorded a CD with both the Tesla Quartet and her new duet, Patterson/Sutton Duo. Her music swells and fills the air at your ceremony, turning the church, temple or outdoor garden into a musical paradise, before AND after your vows.

Nick is a multi-instrumentalist raised on a steady diet of music. His grandfather, a tenor sax and clarinet player with local New York big bands, made sure Nick had learned the basics of piano, violin, and clarinet at an early age before moving to bass and guitar as a teenager. Throughout his career Nick has recorded/performed with Dr. John, Jessie Harris, Jill Sobule, Marshall Allen, Karl Berger, Luther Thomas, Kenny Wollesen, Daniel Carter, Hugh McCracken, Chris Parker, and Brazilian Girls. While touring throughout Europe and Australia, he performed on festival stages and appeared on Good Morning Australia and MTV Europe. Nick appears on recordings ranging from classical to rock, jazz, hip-hop/R&B, house/electro, and world music.

The Primary Dancer for Spin Around Sound Entertainment on all Sweet 16's and Bar / Bat Mitzvahs. Founder and director of South Street Salsa. Began his dance career in salsa, taking classes first in Princeton, NJ under Henri Velandia. Quickly began performing & teaching classes while developing himself into a superior instructor & performer. Over time has trained in ballet, modern & Brazilian zouk while intensifying his salsa training under world champion Eli Torres. His motivation to begin teaching in Monmouth County stemmed from a desire to bring the local community, and people in general, closer together.

A percussionist and drummer for Spin Around Sound Entertainment on many weddings since our chance meeting at a middle eastern wedding at Tavern on the Green in 2008. Graduated 1999 from Manhattan School of Music. Add the infectious rhythms of his percussion to your event, and we promise that nobody will stop dancing! He splits time with his family and his drumming duties in various ensembles including a NYC alt/metal band called Coincidence Machine.

Playing and arranging guitar since the age of twelve. Studied classical guitar under the direction of William Zito, and flamenco guitar with Dennis Koster. Graduated from Hofstra with a BA in Music. Based on the traditional flamenco forms, his music styles range from the romantic and Latin-influenced forms such as Guajiras, and Rumbas, to the traditional forms of Sevillanas and Bulerias. His classical repertoire includes baroque and romantic. Often arranges popular songs for classical guitar as well as a number of original compositions in the Flamenco rumba style. Now working with percussionist Chris Howard and Flamenco dancers Lisa Adele Nazli, Viola Marks-Kelly & Leslie Carmen, forming the group Fuerza Flamenca, they combine true flamenco elements of dance, guitar, and percussion.

With 25 years of entertainment experience as the Saxophonist Extraordinaire! Classy, vibrant, energetic, party man. Graduated from NYC’s High School for the Performing Arts in 1984. Attended Berklee College in Boston and studied audio engineering. Influenced by Grover Washington Jr., David Sanborn, Bob Mintzer, Kenny Garrett, and his namesake 'King Curtis'. Donates time and funds to feedthechildren.org. Has performed with Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes & The Intruders, The Temptations Review, Kirk Franklin, Sounds of Blackness and The Noel Pointer Band with Dave Valentine. Has played weddings receptions & cocktail hours at Spin Around Sound for last 4 years Authentic Caribbean Steelpanist. Guaranteed to elevate your party to the event of the year!

Master of the unique instrument called the Chapman Stick, (combination guitar and bass on the same fretboard) Steve will infuse your cocktail hour with lots of wild "orchestration of the fingers" going on, over and above the subtle electronic effects. All hands are at all sectors of the board, plucking and strumming too. Slapping string percussion and harmonics add even more color”. Blending jazz with rock makes for a colorful listening experience.