Corbin Guckenburg has created music and videos for clients around world. He has marched Drum Corps International with the Raiders Drum & Bugle Corps for their 2025 Season, and with the Fat City Drum Corps for the 2025 New Orleans Saints. He began his musical journey taking lessons with Bill Solomon at the Louisiana Academy of Performing Arts since he was 8. He plans to pursue a Bachelors Degree in Music Education from Northwestern State University located in Natchitoches, LA.

Born in Washington, Seattle 2008, Corbin founded the marching arts in 2022 in Louisiana, and quickly grew a passion for it. He has been taught by Eric Gueniot, Matt Soriano, and Bill Solomon.

Corbin is extremely familiar with the Adobe Creative Suite, receiving an Adobe Premiere Pro Certification, Adobe After Effects Certification, Adobe Video Design Certification, and an Adobe Photoshop Certification through Hahnville High School & the St. Charles Parish Satellite Center. With these certifications, Corbin continued to produce videos which turned into working on projects for organizations all around the globe. 

Got any questions for me? Email me! 

cgucken2@gmail.com 

Ethan Blatt  is a low brass player based in Commack, New York. Focusing on trombone and tuba, making New York All State on both instruments. Ethan has marched with the Raiders Drum and Bugle Corps for their 2024-2025 seasons, and plans to continue marching until 2026. Ethan has performed in Carnegie Hall with the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra too. Ethan plans to dual major in music education and performance arts, and going on to become a music teacher. 

For any personal inquiries, please contact me.

etblatt@icloud.com 

Johnny Collier is a composer and arranger from Los Angeles, California. He marched with Valencia High School for 4 years and Raiders in 2025. He has worked with brass arrangers in Drum Corps Inetnational and is currently studying music composition at Pasadena City College. He specializes in writing and arranging for brass and front ensemble.

For any personal inquiries, please contact me.

jomo23220@gmail.com 

Keller Gage is an accomplished musician and aspiring composer/arranger based in the Treasure Valley, Idaho. With a deep passion for music, and an impressive range of experiences, Keller has established a strong foundation in the world of performance and composition.

     His musical journey began with four years at the Canyon County Honor Meet, where he showcased his talent in vocals, and bass clarinet. Keller was also a three-time member of the IMEA All State Mixed Choir as a baritone, demonstrating his versatility as both an instrumentalist and vocalist. In addition, he marched with the Boise Gems Drum and Bugle Corps, performing as a euphonium player, and served asa higher school drum major, honing his leadership skills on and off the field.

Currently, Keller performs with the Northwest Nazarene University Wind Ensemble, where he plays bass clarinet and continues to refine his artisty. He is pursuing a degree in Music Composition and Theory at NNU. He also serves on the neighboring church's worship team, playing synth and contributing his musical gifts to the community. Beyond performing, Keller is an innovative composer and arranger, crafting original and arranged works for small ensembles and marching bands. 

Wyatt Vermillion is an emerging arranger and composer in the Mid-South, quickly establishing himself as a creative and dedicated voice in the percussion community. This project marks his first major collaborative venture, highlighting a milestone in his growing musical career.

He began composing experimental cadences in the 7th grade, and that early curiosity has since evolved into the ability to craft full percussion ensemble works and complete marching band shows in partnership with wind arrangers.

A native of Atoka, Tennessee, Wyatt currently attends Munford High School, where he continues to develop his musical expertise. His primary instrument is quads, though he is passionate about all areas of percussion. He has performed extensively across the battery and front ensemble, including a season on rack/auxiliary percussion in 8th grade. Wyatt is thrilled for this opportunity and is eager to bring his creativity, discipline, and enthusiasm to the team.

For any inquires, please email me at wyxttdrums@gmail.com 

Alison Anderson, a color guard performer, is a current college student pursuing her Bachelor’s in Music Therapy. Currently, she is marching with the Tulane University Marching Band as a member of their color guard. 

She has been involved in music all through out her life. From kindergarten through 8th grade, she participated in choir at school. Then she started playing clarinet in 4th grade, continuing presently in her college career. Despite all that, she found her passion in color guard, participating in the sport since her freshman year of high school. She continued her passion into college and is an active member of the Tulane University Color Guard. She also is an active clarinetist in her university’s ensemble at Loyola University New Orleans. 

In her free time, if she’s not studying new music, she enjoys taking a few hours to herself and writing choreography, whether for her guard or for herself. Alison comes in committed, active, and ready to go!

Any questions? Feel free to email me: 

alisonmander12@gmail.com 

Passionate and Eccentric about their work,  Navy Rapose is an avid musician and marcher from Reno, Nevada and living in Clarksville, Tennessee going into their senior year of HS. 

Put into music at the ripe age of 9 years old, Navy excelled and was promptly given the dream to be a musician. Since then, Navy has become an accomplished Tubist, Percussionist, Vocalist, Composer, and Producer. Navy has done band and choir throughout middle and High School, as well as being accepted into and performing in honor and all state ensembles. 

They have been instructed and taught by world class marchers, acclaimed classical performers, and musicians of more contemporary styles. Their main instrument is Tuba and their vocal part is Basso Profundo(Contrabass). 

They can sing khoomei, most phonations, and more. Navy is usually in/fronting 2-3 ensembles at a time and writing most of the music for each. They hope to work on brass staff for local high schools during the fall season and Music City Drum and Bugle Corps during the Summer seasons.