Scott Tarulli Trio & Ángela Varo & Fam plus Ciera MacKenzie

Scott Tarulli is a Boston-based guitarist, artist, and producer, and clinician who has played professionally for over 28 years. His sound is influenced by greats like Herbie Hancock, Jimi Hendrix, Cornell Dupree, Bill Evans, Steve Lukather, and James Burton.

Tarulli released his debut solo album, "Transitions" (2004) followed by a live album, "September in Boston: Live" (2005). In 2012, Tarulli released a follow-up album titled "Anytime, Anywhere" featuring Tony Levin and Jerry Marotta. This instrumental album is full of guitar-oriented rock, funk, and jazz.

Ángela Varo, an Andalusian violinist and composer, is a beacon of cultural fusion in her music. Hailing from Baena, Córdoba, she absorbed the rich traditions of opera and flamenco as a kid, sparking a lifelong passion for blending diverse musical styles. At Berklee College of Music, Varo earned dual degrees in contemporary writing and production and jazz performance, with a minor in jazz composition. Furthering her exploration, she pursued a master's degree at the prestigious Berklee Global Jazz Institute and engaged with the Jazz and Gender Justice Institute, all possible thanks to Berklee’s Full Tuition and Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation Scholarships.