Drew is the ingenious soul and spirit behind DRuNK aRT. Drews experience and innovative style have been a part of the Hip Hop and Trip Hop cultural movement for over a decade, where he has redefined the music he loves.. As a producer, Drews unique sound, a blend that is eclectic, innovative and euphoric in style and intonation, is incomparable to the mainstream.

Using his expertise, determination and passion for music, Drew can assess an artists energy, talent and skill and change ordinary into extraordinary. A visionary, he utilizes his personal life experiences and achievements to develop such artists as Jungle Headz, Nile, and Deja. He has also worked with Drum and Bass artists Goldie, Groove Rider, and Adam F; Trip Hop artist Martina Topley-Bird; Alternative Pop group Travis; and Grammy nominated artist Bjork. Lifes ups and downs have humbled Drew and inspired him to give back to music and art devotees everywhere.

"Synthesist Jonn Serrie has always traversed a spectrum between deep space excursions and sentimental pop melodies. He charts a similar course on Lumia Nights, creating ambient lounge music full of breathy synthesizer pads and cocktail-bar-at-midnight moods. He even covers the jazz standard, "Autumn Leaves" to cloyingly bad effect. Just think Lawrence Welk plugged in. The lounge rhythms are offered up with none of the irony you might find in electronica artists such as Thievery Corporation or Loop Guru, whose grooves call up an iconography that's twisted on its head. It's not until "Deep Mystery" that Serrie floats off into the night sky with shimmering synthesizer textures that recall some of his Planetary Chronicles recordings, but even here, the synthesist goes for melodies that exhibit more saccharine than soul." ' John Diliberto

The album, "Pyramid In Your Backyard", was so titled as a way to express the spiritual contained in everyday life. Praful's music is representative of this idea. Those who enjoy smooth jazz or downtempo electronica can enjoy his music as a mood setter. Meant to fill the background with pleasant color. However, those who listen a bit more may hear a man who let's the music channel through him as a spiritual entity in and of itself.

Poco had originally made their name as a live act, and they'd always been at their best and most easygoing on-stage. The result is this live album of all-new material, featuring Jim Messina's swan song with the band and some of the tightest playing and best singing in their recorded history. Jewels include "C'mon," "Hear That Music," "Kind Woman," and "You'd Better Think Twice." About as perfect an album as they ever made and, not coincidentally, by far the biggest seller the early group ever had.