Jennifer has always found herself seeking out the spotlight. With a love for performance, she stayed involved in school choirs, vocal ensembles, and theater. During her senior year of high school, Jennifer was chosen as one of 100 participants in the 1991 National Foundation For Advancement In The Arts competition. She won a scholarship and was immediately accepted to several colleges and universities around the country. Jennifer chose Florida State University. During her years there, music and theater fell to the wayside as she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Interior Design.

In 1995, Sarasota, Florida, became her home where she established herself as an interior designer and headed her own company. Though her business was hot, it wasn't long before Jennifer began moonlighting, singing and playing guitar in local nightspots. In 2001, she joined a very talented jazz and blues trio, The Venturas, beginning her career in music. The success of Jennifer and the Venturas was unparalled in the area as they became one of the hottest groups to hit the scene. They played most of the hot spots on the Gulf coast of Florida, tons of special events both public and private, as well as on the City Jazz stage at Universal Studios, Orlando. Their group opened for many national talents, including Bobby Vinton and Tony Orlando.

In the year 2004, Jennifer was nominated and chosen as a finalist in the Gulfcoast Business Review's "Top 40 young professionals under the age of 40" honors.

After a few years to herself, Jennifer has become a wife and mother. It is with great pleasure that she has leapt back into the music scene with the New Digs.

Born in Boston, Massachusetts

Bob started playing drums at 11 years old. Through his teens he performed with several different bands. He attended Berklee College of Music in Boston. He has a bachelor's degree in performance, and a diploma in arranging and composition. Bob has done extensive traveling, including 6 years on cruise ships. His jazz trio set sail on the maiden voyages of Disney's Magic and Wonder ships.

Recently, Bob has also been working with a marimba band, Woodworks Music, playing everything from Scott Joplin to classical.

Don Bryn--pianist, composer, and arranger--has recently moved to Sarasota from Hawai'i after 15 years of touring the globe. During that time, he has played and conducted for over 300 shows a year, including performances by Burt Bacharach, Lorna Luft, Nestor Torres, John Raitt, Jim Neighbors, and Charro, as well as musical directing and conducting the national revival tour of 7 Brides for 7 Brothers. He has also played jazz, classical, and cocktail piano, both solo and leading small jazz groups for everything from ballroom dancing to large formal events. Originally from the Pittsburgh area, Don has also performed with the Opera Theater of Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, and in a very special performance for the Pittsburgh Symphony where he played the piano—in full costume—as Mozart.

Don received his Piano Performance and Music Technology degree from Duquesne University as well as his Masters degree in composition. He has become known for his arrangements for jazz and show bands—skills learned by playing for so many successful 'society' gigs. Don has composed pieces for everything from classical guitar to new music and electronic ensembles, although composing for large orchestra is his favorite. He is also an avid photographer, backpacking explorer, speaks Spanish and basic Russian, and is trying to learn Japanese.

Don also teaches piano with the philosophy that anyone can enjoy playing music at any level. He tries to encourage his student's passion while instilling the technique necessary to improve.

Al is wanted in 18 states and 13 countries. His favorite song is "Lady in Red", though it has such a personal meaning to him that you really have to beg him to perform it publicly.
He enjoys naked swimming at midnight while shark feeding and dancing the samba. He has also earned many awards from the international power tool juggling consortium, as well as patient appreciation awards from Bradenton Hospital.
Al is well-known in the area for being extremely fastidious as a creative writer, often taking weeks to compose something as short as a personal bio.

Scotty has been a professional musician his entire life, beginning at age 12 when he played lead guitar in a band called the Backyard Swingset. Early in his musical career he explored a variety of instruments including trumpet, tuba, trombone, percussion, upright bass, and bass guitar, ultimately focusing on piano/keyboard and guitar.

For several years he toured the United States full-time, then was recruited to perform internationally in Europe and the Caribbean on Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Lines. He also has played drums and percussion in groups including drums in a touring Beatles tribute band. He also has extensive theater experience playing multiple instruments. Recently, he has been the keyboard, guitarist and vocalist in one of South Florida's most popular dance bands. His audiences have included intimate groups around a small piano bar to concerts for thousands of spectators. His repertoire includes classics, contemporary, and original music.

In addition to live performances, he has built a career in recording and mixing music for both himself and clients including Las Vegas performers and production companies. He has also expanded his editing and production skills to video.

Scotty has recorded several original albums and singles, both with bands and as a solo artist, and his songs have been recorded by other artists as well.