Producing artists across the Learnetics Music roster.

latin jazz funk fusion · Latest: Never Say Never

Duane Carter - trumpet/flugelhorn player, composer/arranger, playwright/writer- comes from Los Angeles, California, but now makes his home in Austin, Texas. His roots are deeply embedded amongst the Black Creoles of New Orleans. His most recent album features Duane Morris (bass), Eric Kalistri (guitar), Rick Lugo (guitar), Fito Kahn (percussion), Steve Sargent (drums), and special guest vocalists Lauren Finnegan and Darin Carter, as well as saxophonist Gary Bias (Earth, Wind & Fire).

Latin Pop · Latest: Midnight in San Miguel

Zeila Luz creates bilingual global pop that moves effortlessly across genres, cultures, and moods. Rooted in Latin rhythm but never confined by it, her music blends contemporary pop, R&B-leaning grooves, and subtle dance influences into songs that feel both intimate and expansive. English and Spanish flow naturally throughout her work, reflecting modern movement and identity rather than a fixed concept.

Country/Americana · Latest: East of Gruene

K.C. Brooks, born Katherine Claire Brooks, is a rising Texas Americana and country artist from Kerrville, Texas. Her sound blends modern storytelling with classic Texas roots, combining warm, intimate vocals with honest songwriting and a grounded Hill Country spirit. Raised among the backroads, rivers, and small towns of the Texas Hill Country, her music reflects the kind of memories that stay with you long after the moment has passed. Her songs explore love, longing, resilience, and the quiet beauty found in ordinary places. Her debut project, East of Gruene, was inspired by her childhood trips to Gruene, Texas, where evenings at Gruene Hall and family dinners at the historic Grist Mill helped shape her connection to music. The project’s title pays homage to Willie Nelson, whose music left a lasting impression on her at an early age and inspired her to pursue songwriting herself.

Modern Spanish instrumental fusion · Latest: Segovia at Dusk

Letters from Spain is a modern Spanish-influenced ensemble creating instrumental music rooted in passion, rhythm, and place. Drawing inspiration from the expressive guitar traditions heard in the work of Guitarra Azul, Johannes Linstead, Ottmar Liebert, and Strunz & Farah, the group blends flamenco, rumba, and Latin jazz into an eclectic, cinematic sound that feels both intimate and expansive. Their music reflects the lineage of Spanish guitar while embracing contemporary arrangements and global influences that broaden its emotional reach.

smooth jazz · Latest: Reflections in Blue

Coastal Horizon Collective is a contemporary smooth jazz ensemble dedicated to creating instrumental music that blends melody, groove, and atmosphere into an immersive listening experience. Inspired by the timeless sounds of Rick Braun, Spyro Gyra, Fourplay, Joe Sample, and other pioneers of contemporary jazz, the group crafts music that is both sophisticated and approachable.