Miguel Romero

Given birth to in Cuba, composer and pianist Miguel Romero relocated to NEW YORK at age 10, where he subsequently studied on the Jazz Portable in Harlem with such greats while Maximum Roach, Freddie Waits, and Sonny Redd. Furthermore to his piano playing, Romero offers written and created music for dance designer Jocelyn Brown, along with the strike dance solitary “Wake It Up” for Michelle Weeks. Right now located in Atlanta, Romero prospects a five-piece music group that takes on out frequently (in addition to appearing in the Atlanta Jazz Event and being presented within the 2000 Gainesville Georgia Jazz Series), and it has taught treatment centers at Georgia Condition and Clark Atlanta University or college. So far, Romero offers issued a set of single releases, Island Air flow and Cuban Jazz Funk, furthermore to numerous looks on other performers’ recordings — leading to Romero becoming voted among the Top 15 Indie and Budding Performers of 1999 by Fred Scott of Contemporaryjazz.com and Strategy 9 Stores.