Francesca Bertazzo Hart lived in NYC before establishing in Italy. She studied at Manhattan School of Music and in the last four years after paying her dues in a lot of jazz clubs working with a lot of musicians she finally got to perform in the USA with Antonio Hart, Benny Green, Lonnie Plaxico and Mark Turner. She uses her voice just like an instrument, singing agile and effective scat solos in the tradition of the vocalese jazz style.

Ettore Martin is equally active as a saxophone player and as a big band arranger and director. He writes scores for small groups and ochestras and composes beautiful tunes: he won the Prix Musique en Ligne 2002 with his composition Roxy. His tenor saxophone sounds rich and mellow, continuously exploring new musical grounds with his wide knowledge of the jazz idiom.

Alberto Marsico is the organist of choice for many throughout Europe, and he performed with jazz legends such as Jimmy Witherspoon and Kenny Burrell. He loves to range between jazz standards, soul ballads, blues, pop songs, funky grooves and gospel music, and his trademark is the strong and agile bass lines created by his left hand. A real one man band.
Enzo Carpentieri backed a lot of great jazz players in his long careers Steve Grossman, Lee Konitz, Cameron Brown, Sal Nistico and Art Farmer are only a few of the musicians he had the honour to perform with. His drumming is creative and solid at the same time, giving to any soloist the chance to express his creativity at his best.

Silver Friends explore his songs with a really personal musical approach keeping the feeling of freedom and joy Horace Silver put into his music.