Boulder-based quartet Jet Edison has quickly emerged from Colorado's rich music scene as a top rock/fusion band on the road today. Following their first year on the road, with headlining tours throughout the Rocky Mountain region and the Midwest, the band enters 2012 with no sign of slowing. In crafting their distinct genre-blending music, each member contributes a wealth of influences from modern rock, '70s prog, old school funk, and '80s dance music. Borrowing from so many styles, their original songs feature strong technical musicianship, varying time signatures, tempos, and dynamics while remaining grounded by thought provoking lyrics and talented improvisation. Together they create a sound as interesting and imaginative as it is groovy and danceable.

Jet Edison brings their unique approach to the modern jam scene and word of their captivating, high-energy performances has spread rapidly, gaining them recognition throughout the Rocky Mountain region and beyond. Recently the group was nominated as Colorado’s Best Rock Band in the "Jam/Improv” category for the second year by Denver's Westword Magazine. With larger shows, more extensive tours, and exciting new originals on the horizon, Jet Edison continues to give audiences something to dance about all night long.

Jet Edison has also been billed alongside such national acts as Particle, 7 Walker feat. Bill Kreutzmann, Orgone, Cornmeal, and Marco Benevento and has performed and played with members of Colorado's most established bands, a few being Leftover Salmon, The Motet, Euforquestra, Kinetix, Head for the Hills, Elephant Revival, Mountain Standard Time and WhiteWater Ramble.

The Recovery Act is still a newborn by most accounts...Super-Funk!! Oh Yeah

Created in the summer of 2012, Mlima has a sound strongly influenced by distant 60's acid rock. With their use of musical improvisation matched with an exceptional musical talent, Mlima has got it all.

Currently working on an EP slated for release early next year, Mlima is a group to keep a close eye on as they make their break and begin to spread their love and music.