Scott Healy is a Grammy-nominated composer, producer, and multi-keyboardist best-known for playing in the house band for Conan O’Brien – first on “Late Night” in NYC, then in LA on “The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien,” and now on TBS’s “Conan” in The Basic Cable Band.

Scott’s CD Hudson City Suite, performed by the 10-piece Scott Healy Ensemble, received a 2014 Grammy nomination for Best Instrumental Composition.

He is an active performer and studio musician on both coasts, having recorded and performed with many well-known rock, R&B and jazz artists, including Bruce Springsteen and B.B. King. Scott also composes for TV and film, and is a first call studio musician in LA on piano, B3 and accordion. Scott has a classical piano and composition background – he studied piano in his teens at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and went on to receive a degree in composition from the Eastman School of Music.

Scott Healy plays the CP1, CP300, CP4 STAGE, MONTAGE7 and MONTAGE8. Check out his Grammy nominated work below:

Growing up in Newham, East London, Alfa Mist began his musical journey as a grime and hip hop producer. The self-taught pianist and sometimes rapper soon found himself drawn to the jazz, world music and film soundtracks he discovered through sampling. His sound blends melancholy jazz harmony with alternative hip-hop and soul. We caught up with Alfa in Sleeper Sounds Studio, London, to learn about his background and inspirations – plus take the opportunity to get a session in with his new Yamaha MONTAGE:

We recently had the opportunity to livestream an event featuring Alfa Mist in collaboration with Yusef Dayes – check it out: