Bryan Hines AKA “The Maestro” is a young musician and a native of Memphis, TN. Due to his mother being from Kingston Jamaica, the Maestro was raised in a Christian Jamaican Household. His music journey started at the age of 3, being a member of the church choir while his mother directed. The Maestro, fell in love with the piano very early. At the age of five, Mrs. Brenda Shaw laid the foundation by becoming his first piano teacher. His second piano teacher was the late Minister Oree Hunt. It was Minister Oree that would go on to teach Bryan many of the Jazz and Gospel Chords that he still incorporates in the gospel music that he plays today.
Bryan’s style of beat making comes from a melting pot of Gospel, R&B, Jazz, and Blues, that he mixes together to come up with a sound and flow that is a good time waiting to happen.
FUN FACT: The Maestro and Kelvin (K-Know) Butler were promoted from 12 grade English due to an arrangement which entailed them singing the National Anthem and Alma Matter in exchange for credit.
