Dani Jaye and Mark Mayea are a musical duo from central Florida. Specializing in classic covers from various genres and generations, these two are bound to entertain music lovers of all ages. 

 

Dani Jaye is a powerhouse multi-instrumentalist from Sarasota, FL. Switching between violin, mandolin, and guitar, she adds a plethora of soundscapes to any band she performs with. She specializes in many classic genres such as Classical, Celtic, and Gypsy Jazz, while also adding a sophisticated, worldly sound to many modern American genres including Rock, Americana, and Blues. She has had the honor of sharing the stage with many world renowned musicians such as Charlie Daniels, George Porter (The Meters), Dan Toler (Allman Brothers Band), The Marshall Tucker Band, and many more. 

 

Mark Mayea is a classically-trained keyboardist. His parents bought him a toy piano at the age of 5 and soon noticed him playing back songs from his favorite TV shows. Mark spent his adolescence moving school to school, continuing his classical training through private lessons. He attended a high school for the performing arts, where he expanded his abilities, participating in musicals, the choir, and chamber music. At 17 years old, he began working at a local church and became acquainted with the organ. After a few years of performing in his local music scene, Mark attended Orange Blossom Jamboree in 2015, where he met his current musical peers and community of Tampa Bay. Soon after, he moved to St. Petersburg, FL. Mark has been fusing all spectrums of compositions with AJEVA & Anthill Cinema, striving to bring joy to people through sounds and colors.

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Dani and Mark met several years ago in St. Petersburg FL, and have had the pleasure of collaborating in various projects over the years. Together, they have performed at festivals, concert halls, and venues across the country. With their passion for music, and a zest for live performance, this latest collaboration is one you don’t want to miss! For more information, please visit the following links: