The Relations
Music for throwing roses in the rain
Chromatic Colors
Wil Bakula (keys), Katy Ohsiek (vocals), David Guzman (guitar), Nick Burton (bass) and Jasper Gill (drums) form the pop-fusion band Chromatic Colors, blending elements of jazz, rock, and R&B into their original compositions.
Kris Angelis
“Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.” ~Victor Hugo
Kris Angelis expresses the inexpressible in her own unique style, a country-infused pop that draws inspiration from Brandi Carlile, Ray Lamontagne, Taylor Swift, Hanson, The Lumineers, Elton John, Ingrid Michaelson, Sara Bareilles, and many more! She has been living musically her whole life. “My mom says I’ve been singing since before I could talk. I would sing melodies when I didn’t actually know words.” Growing up on a farm in Florida, Angelis spent her childhood playing, running around the farm, and making up songs with her twin sister. They composed their first song at the age of three -- and it lives on now, interwoven into one of Kris’s more recent works.
The Relations
Music for throwing roses in the rain
Chromatic Colors
Wil Bakula (keys), Katy Ohsiek (vocals), David Guzman (guitar), Nick Burton (bass) and Jasper Gill (drums) form the pop-fusion band Chromatic Colors, blending elements of jazz, rock, and R&B into their original compositions.
Kris Angelis
“Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.” ~Victor Hugo
Kris Angelis expresses the inexpressible in her own unique style, a country-infused pop that draws inspiration from Brandi Carlile, Ray Lamontagne, Taylor Swift, Hanson, The Lumineers, Elton John, Ingrid Michaelson, Sara Bareilles, and many more! She has been living musically her whole life. “My mom says I’ve been singing since before I could talk. I would sing melodies when I didn’t actually know words.” Growing up on a farm in Florida, Angelis spent her childhood playing, running around the farm, and making up songs with her twin sister. They composed their first song at the age of three -- and it lives on now, interwoven into one of Kris’s more recent works.
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