Scott | Medea | Chris

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Scott, a native Dallasite and founder of Definitely Maybe, Outlaw Jane, and Mile Marker 42, started playing guitar at an early age. Over the years, he has been influenced by many greats, including Stevie Ray Vaughan, Brian Setzer, Brian May, Scott Henderson, Billy Gibbons, Alex Lifeson, Larry Carlton, Robben Ford, and Carlos Santana, among many others. 

Scott developed his chops playing with a variety of bands in Dallas, Lubbock, and Atlanta throughout high school and college.  

During the mid-90s, Scott had the pleasure of playing under the direction of Bruce Bohnstengel in the Brookhaven College Jazz Band, in addition to studying for a time with Mark "Sparky" Matejka (Charlie Daniels Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd).

Medea has been singing on stage for more than half her life. Initially, her focus was country music, a natural fit considering her Nashville roots. Medea was raised in Nashville, TN, and in Texas. 

At a young age, she had begun to unlock what has become a truly unique sound. Soulful and powerful, she realizes her vocal strengths across diverse musical terrain. With her style, rooted in country and blues, she draws liberally from jazz, classical, and rock.

Medea has a wild and loyal fan base that continues to grow. She has performed and/or recorded with Shelley Carroll (Duke Ellington Orchestra), Jeffrey Barnes (Brave Combo), Groove Academy (R&B, Motown, funk, disco, and pop band), Bricks in the Wall (Pink Floyd tribute band), Definitely Maybe (8-piece funk, classic rock, Motown, disco, pop, and country party band with a horn section), and is relied upon by several popular local bands as a sub for their lead vocalists. 

Her performances range from sweet to sweaty while her voice carries a message that anyone can groove to.

Born in California and raised in New Hampshire, Chris took drum lessons at a young age and followed his passion for playing in a Rock Band while learning guitar on the side. After High School, Chris transitioned to guitar as his primary instrument. He relocated to the great State of Texas to attend college and played in cover bands, sharpening his skills and learning new techniques.

After earning an Engineering degree, his passion for music became a hobby which he shared enthusiastically with his children. Over the years, Chris experimented with multi-track tape decks, fueling his passion for songwriting and recording. Over the years, it has continued to fill his heart with endless musical inspiration. He continues to write and record and is currently finishing up a five-song EP.

With his kids now grown and out on their own, Chris played with Outlaw Jane and recently joined the Mile Marker 42 band. He is enthusiastic about the music selection and grateful for the opportunity to make new friends and work with others who share a common passion for music.