Artists - Yamaha - Magyarország

PJ Morton

From his origins as an independent songwriter to his current gig recording and touring with Maroon 5, keyboardist PJ Morton has moved steadily from one success to another. Now he's come full circle with the release of his own EP, Following My First Mind, on Lil Wayne's Young Money imprint. "People are really digging it," he says. "I think my audience mirrors the type of fan that I am: a person who listens to all types of music, with very eclectic taste, but always energetic."

Luke Smith

With a distinct sound and an ability to add the wow factor to any production Luke is in a league of his own.

Michaël Lecoq

Deeply rooted in Jazz on the one hand, pianist, keyboarder and composer Michaël Lecoq is regarded as one of the most outstanding stylistic crossover pioneers of the French music scene.

Esa Williams

Keyboarder, Producer, DJ and curator, Esa Williams is a true musical polymath.

Walter Milsapp III

MUSIC PRODUCER, SONGWRITER, MUSICAL DIRECTOR, engineer, arranger, dealmaker: If it's part of the music business, Walter Millsap III has done it.

Brad Thomas Ackley

Brad Thomas Ackley is a rare musician who honors the roots of the past while pushing the boundaries of the future.

Jonas Gröning

Playing professionally since he was 11 years old, Jonas Gröning started his career with Yamaha Electone organs and his interest in synths, keyboards and good sounds has never declined over the years.

Hannah Vasanth

You can usually spot Keyboard Player, Producer and Songwriter Hannah Vasanth behind her boards on arena stages around the world. Her background is colourful to say the least – she was born to South Indian parents, raised mainly in Berlin with a short stint in India, attended an American school before moving to London to complete her Bachelors in Jazz Performance at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music.

Simon Oslender

Inspired by his father's drumming and his mother's singing Simon had a strong connection to all kinds of music right from the start.

Víctor Elías

Víctor Elías, who became famous in his home country through the Spanish sitcom Los Serrano, quit acting altogether in favor of making and producing music.