D’Angelo Mosley is a powerhouse drummer from Galveston, Texas, who’s been behind a kit (or banging on pots and pans) since he was 15 months old. That lifelong foundation continued to grow during his percussion days at Clear Brook High School, where his chops landed him in the top 5 in the state on Drum-set for TMEA.

Deeply rooted in the church, Mosley brings that classic gospel pocket and fire to everything he plays, translating it seamlessly into high-energy live shows. As a core member of the group (evolving alongside Roman Enriquez into Omni House), he’s laid down the groove on releases like Truth Be Told and Fear Not, turning heads across the modern Texas fusion scene with his precision and explosive style. Off the stage, he’s usually gaming, fishing, or cooking up something in the kitchen—and he just might be the most joyful, genuinely nice dude you'll ever meet.

Hi, I'm Andy Ballin, I'm 17, and I primarily play alto saxophone with experience in guitar and drum set as well. Music has always been a part of my life with my family constantly playing, listening, and attending music events since I can remember. I started playing guitar in early 2020 and in early 2021 I begun and still volunteer at Clear Lake United Methodists Church in their contemporary worship service. I also volunteered for Grace Church Houston for their YTH Ministry where I also played guitar from early 2022 to mid 2026 and by playing at grace I began to learn more about drum set and begun developing my improvisational skills by playing. I took private guitar lessons with Halston Luna to further develop improvisation, jazz, and musicianship as a guitarist for about a year.

In sixth grade, I picked up saxophone after my sister and with my guitar foreknowledge, I was able to pick it up relatively fast. I attend Clear Lake Highschool and have been in the top band since freshman year. I took private lessons with Dr. Brian Perez from 8th to 10th grade where I began learning more about jazz and improvisation for saxophone as well as classical playing. In the middle of 10th grade, I began taking lessons from Nicholas Madden where I still study both classical and jazz saxophone. I consistently placed highly in the TMEA region band process since freshman year. My sophomore year, 25-26, I was awarded with "Outstanding Soloist" from the Clear Falls High School Jazz Festival, "Outstanding Soloist" from the National Mark of Excellence from the Jazz Honors, and Texas Music Scholar from TMEA. In my Junior year I made jazz area and still have another year and a half to make the most of my high school career.

I began playing with Roman in 2024 through mutual friends and started on guitarrón guitar and later switched to alto saxophone. It has been extremely fun playing with the band for as long as I have along with just hanging out, rehearsing, and playing at gigs with the crew.
 

Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Evan Gonzales is a trumpet player and French hornist whose musical background spans jazz and classical performance. His musical journey has taken him from Houston’s vibrant music scene to the jazz communities of New York City and Miami, where he has had the opportunity to learn from and perform alongside accomplished artists and educators.

Evan was selected as one of only ten trumpet players worldwide to attend Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Summer Jazz Academy, where he studied with legendary artists and educators Wynton Marsalis, Marcus Printup, and Ashlin Parker. He was also a member of Vincent Gardner’s Jazz Houston Youth Orchestra, performing at prominent venues throughout Houston, including the Hobby Center, Wortham Theater, and El Dorado. Through the ensemble, he competed at the internationally recognized Essentially Ellington competition in New York City, earning numerous awards, and participated in a weeklong residency with the Frost School of Music in Miami.

Beyond the stage, Evan is passionate about the continued pursuit of musical excellence and the role music plays in inspiring others. Outside of music, he is a devoted Houston Texans fan and takes pride in representing his hometown wherever his music takes him.

Félix Yoan Alonso was born in Pinar del Río, Cuba, and studied music at the Carlos Hidalgo Conservatory in that province.
Driven by a passion for arranging and composing music, he won several awards at festivals dedicated to jazz (JoJazz), song (Pedro Junco Festival), and children's music (Planeta Azul).
During his professional development, he was a member of and collaborated with various Cuban groups—serving as a bassist, musical director, and arranger for several of them—including Slancio Trío, the María Elena Lazo Group, Cumbre, Vocal Universo, Contra Tiempo, and Wil Campa y La Gran Unión.

While with La Gran Unión, he had the opportunity to perform at numerous jazz and Latin music festivals across Europe, Canada, and the United States.

He currently resides in Houston, Texas, working as a freelance bassist and collaborating on various projects; in this capacity, he has had the opportunity to back renowned salsa artists such as Tony Vega, Luisito Carrión, Yan Collazo, Rey Sepúlveda, Hector Tricoche, Maelo Ruiz, Aymee Nuviola, and others.

Born in Huntsville, Alabama, and raised mostly in League City, Texas, Brandon Tandle is an audio engineer, guitarist, and studio owner with a sharp technical ear and a passion for capturing raw sound. He first picked up the guitar at age eleven, sparking a lifelong musical journey that naturally expanded into audio engineering when he was nineteen. 

That trajectory led him to found Upstairs Records, a creative hub where he records other local artists, works on his own material, and brings a musician-first approach to every session. As an engineer and co-producer, he has shaped the sound of standout regional projects, including co-producing and engineering the debut record Truth Be Told alongside Fear Not for the band. Outside of running the studio, he teaches guitar lessons around Houston.

When he isn't behind the mixing console or working with students, Tandle stays active at San Jacinto College as an AEO student government rep. Away from campus and the studio, you'll usually find him deep into tabletop games and Warhammer, or hunting down a good book and new additions for his physical media collection.