Dylan Veit

On bass is Dylan. Despite playing for 8 years, Dylan is just now learning his pentatonic scales. Known for his luscious locks, you can also catch Dylan singing a bit too (probably a Weezer song).

Caleb Schneider

On vocals and rhythm guitar (and sometimes bass or keys) is Caleb, who is not a millennial. Caleb is mainly self-taught on guitar, bass, and piano, studying an eclectic variety of rock, pop, folk, and jazz. He also has a background in choir and studied classical music for 4 years at Mason Gross School of Arts.

Caleb is currently pursuing a master’s degree in social work at Penn and plans to pursue a career in therapy as well as political advocacy, research, and education. The part of music that most appeals to Caleb is its universality–art is a therapeutic tool, a dialogic process, and a way to connect with others past our social lines of class, race, gender, and ability. All that shit.

Caleb’s musical influences include The Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Wonder, Steely Dan, Nirvana, and Bill Evans.

Andrew Marshall

Ba dum tss. From a family of musicians, Andrew Marshall has been playing drums for 12 years and brings versatility to each gig with a love of all genres (hip hop is his favorite). He may sing a little too.

Jake Fritz

On vocals and guitar, Jake developed a passion for live performance from ten years old. From a family of musicians, Jake’s dad initially taught him basic guitar chords, eventually leading to Jake’s first band experiences at The Paul Green School of Rock in Cherry Hill, NJ.

Passionate about all forms of live performance and public speaking, Jake grew up performing in musical theater. Currently a second-year law student, Jake aspires to continue his musical passion alongside his legal career after law school.

Jake’s favorite musical inspirations range from The Beatles, The Bee Gees, Van Halen, Stevie Wonder, The Strokes, Paramore, and more.