John C.B. Wilson
For more than 20 years John C.B. Wilson has been a professional musician. He received a BM from the UNCSA and an MM from the Manhattan School of Music. As a percussionist John has performed internationally with various ensembles, such as the Glenn Miller Orchestra and the As-Is Ensemble. He also regularly plays with local groups including the Ken Rhodes Trio, Four for One, and the Matt Kendrick Unit. In addition, John has taught music at many institutions including Davidson College, Pfeiffer University, Hartwick College Summer Music Festival and the John Coltrane Jazz Workshop. For the last 10 years John has been a dance accompanist at UNCSA. He owns and operates SPOT Recording Studio.
Chris Peck
Chris holds a BSEE in Electrical & Computer Engineering from SUNY at Buffalo, NY and has worked as an electronics design engineer and service business owner-operator over the past 20 years. Throughout this period, Chris’ active passion for recording arts has found him working on a variety of projects in styles ranging from jazz, classical, and acoustic genres to broadcast, film, and modern dance. In 2007, Chris joined SPOT Recording Studio as staff recording engineer and technical consultant. Chris also functions as Production Manager and Editor for the Triad’s StoryLine Project, whose broadcasts can be heard on WFDD, WSJS, WSNC, and Que Pasa Media Network.
Jason Kubicki
Starting his experience in Photography and Imaging Sciences at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Jason spent many years in design, creating everything from print ads, wine labels, and logos to full color posters. He later became interested in the technical side and went into IT, eventually becoming an IT Manager, Network Engineer and then a successful business owner specializing in Mac & PC integration. A move to Winston-Salem in 2005 enabled Jason to focus more on his creative skills and establish Green Tree Digital, a company that specializes in internet advertising and commercials.