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Vocal: Jess Meider (USA)

Guitar: Doug Martin (USA)

Bass: ET (China)

Drums: Fiach Obrian (Ireland)

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Anyone who’s anyone in Beijing knows the name and voice of Jess Meider. One of China’s best jazz vocalists, Jess has spent 20 years gracing stages, festivals and music venues all over China with her amazing voice. She moves between her jazz quartet, her singer-songwriter project and her electronic band, “Chinatown.” A resident jazz artist for Beijing’s acclaimed East Shore Jazz Club for 4 years, she has also shared the stage with highly popular vocalist Gong Lin Na, sung for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, performed at an event for Quincy Jones and has appeared for the highly popular Midi Music Festival shows all over China.? Jess is highly sought out for VIP events for Mercedes Benz, Audi, BMW, Volvo, Hermes, Ferrari, Tiffany’s, Bazaar Magazine and many more high-end brands. She is currently a resident jazz artist at Beijing’s prestigious Chao Livingroom.

If you haven’t seen her you will have definitely?heard?her singing on your radio, television and cinema screen. A songwriting graduate of the world famous Berklee College of Music, her jazz quartet and her original music were featured in the 2010 Andy Lao hysterical remake of “What Women Want.” Her vocal and writing talents have also appeared nationwide in China for commercials for GM, Audi, Samsung and many other high-end brands. Her voice has also been featured singing on the final climatic scene of Cui Jian’s 2014 movie release, “Blue Sky Bones”.

San Francisco Bay Area jazz guitarist, Doug Martin, has a unique background having performed with some of the finest artists on the US West coast and abroad including Germany-based gypsy guitarist and composer, Lulo Reinhardt, Grammy award winning guitarist John Jorgenson, gypsy guitarist Mike Reinhardt, guitarist Paul Mehling of the Hot Club of San Francisco, Swedish jazz guitar heavyweight, Andreas Öberg, Dutch gypsy guitarist Paulus Schafer, as well as legendary jazz guitar virtuosos Howard Alden and Mimi Fox.