Explore Eclectic Sounds at Pomrox “Music For Good”
Pomrox is a symphony of innovation and artistry. With expert production, composition, and a global network of musicians, we’re crafting the future of
Soul & RB, Pop, and Jazz, for a more gentle and harmonious world.
Explore the Beats and Vibes of Pomrox
Welcome to Pomrox, (Power Of Music Rox)
The brainchild of Swedish maestro Kent B Nyberg.
We specialize in crafting rich musical landscapes, offering state-of-the-art services, and fostering a collaborative network for artists to excel.
Immerse yourself in our world-class music experience.
Sound Success Chronicles
Dive into the compelling figures that highlight Pomrox’s influential role in the vibrant music industry. Discover our reach and become part of our dynamic network and “Music For Good”.
Kent B Nyberg founder of Pomrox is a producer, composer, and instrumentalist. His expertise extends to, programming and arranging for piano, synths, drums, bass, strings and other music technology. In 2012, Kent founded the platform Pomrox, which brings together some of the world’s finest musicians and vocalists. The debut album produced by Pomrox, titled “Time For Change”,
By Planet Roxygen was released in 2013. It explores how we, as humans, can create a better and, hopefully, more ecologically just and humanitarian world.
**Our Mission**
At Pomrox, we are dedicated to creating a healthy, compassionate,
and vibrant world where freedom of expression thrives.
We believe that music and lyrics have the power to transform
lives and bring about positive change.
Our mission is to harness this power to make our world an amazing
place for everyone both animals and humans.
Through our platform, we aim to connect people from all walks of life,
fostering a community that celebrates diversity and creativity.
We collaborate with talented musicians and vocalists to produce
soul-stirring music that resonates with the heart and soul.
By spreading the message of love, unity, and compassion through
our music, we strive to inspire and uplift individuals and communities.
Join us on this journey to make a difference. Help us spread the word
and create a world where music is the catalyst for change.
Pomrox Records is proud to announce The album, “Urban Echoes of Soul”
By Soul Provider. Also on Apple Music
It takes listeners on an enchanting journey through soulful beats and melodies, symbolizing the timeless allure of R&B and Soul.
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Out Now! 2 New Albums, Electric Dreams And Luminous Groove by Soul Provider. A mix of Soul & RB
Diverse Soundscapes at Pomrox
Elevate your artistry with Pomrox’s full spectrum of services. From artist incubation to polished productions, we catalyze your musical triumphs.
Artistic Evolution & Advocacy
Pomrox: Your Gateway to Global Music Influence
Masterful Sonic Crafting
Immerse in unparalleled music creation at Pomrox’s cutting-edge sound laboratory.
Advanced Melodic Workshop
Let your sound resonate within the walls of Pomrox’s premium recording haven.
Reviews
https://www.biographyweb.org/soul-provider-hits-a-home-run-with-his-new-album-electric-dreams/
https://lacaverna.net/explorando-el-alma-del-soul-los-mitos-y-la-resistencia-digital-en-la-musica-actual/
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Credits & Bio
On bass, First-call bass player Alex Al is a Los Angeles musician known the world over, perhaps most notably as a bass player for Michael Jackson, but also for his workwith a long list of Jazz, Soul, Rock, and R&B legends like Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder,Paul Simon, Herbie Hancock, Diana Ross, David Bowie, and many more
On sax, Eric Marienthal, his career started with the legendary New Orleans trumpeter Al Hirt before a stint in the Disneyland house band introduced him to the world of LA session players, and, ultimately, Chick Corea.
With the Chick Corea Elektric Band,
Eric recorded six albums, two of them Grammy winners.
A long affiliation with Chick Corea and GRP Records followed,
with Eric releasing eleven solo CDs and playing on over 50 GRP albums
with artists like Lee Ritenour, Dave Grusin, David Benoit,
Don Grusin, Dave Weckl, John Patitucci.
Session keyboard player Blair Masters has been a fixture of the Nashville studio scenefor the past 20 years. Blair is best known for his work in the Contemporary Christian field,but his discography of over 300 recording credits with top artists like Amy Grant, Garth Brooks,Casting Crowns, Ricky Skaggs, MercyMe, Sandi Patti, and Trisha Yearwood (to name but a few).
On guitar, Brent Mason is a 14-time winner of the Academy of
Country Music “Guitarist of the Year” award and a 2-time winner of the
Country Music Association’s “Musician of the Year” award.
His awards also include a Grammy for “Best Country Instrumental Performance.”
Turn on the radio, and you’re more than likely to hear Brent Mason playing his guitar!He is one of the most recorded guitar players ever, appearing on thousands ofrecordings with top Country and Pop artists plus movie soundtracks, TV shows, and commercials.
On keyboard, Jeff Lorber started playing the piano at age four and began his musical career in his teens,playing with local R&B bands. He enrolled in the Berklee College of Music where his Jazz studies mergedwith his R&B background and elements of funk, rock, and electric jazz in the formation of the Jeff Lorber Fusion.This pioneering group enjoyed great success in the 70s and 80s, touring nonstop and earning aBest R&B Instrumental Grammy nomination for their hit Pacific Coast Highway.
On Organ: Keyboardist Jeff Young can be heard on recordings by Sting, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, and many more great artists.
In addition to that, he is also an accomplished singer/songwriter in his own right. He has performed in a variety of musical settingsthroughout his career, and continues to record and perform in and around Los Angeles. His organic, diverse musicality allows him toplay in any musical situation, whether it’s funk, soul, pop or blues.
Electric Guitar: Gregory Moore became a guitarist to “keep out of trouble” in his hometown of Detroit.
It’s not surprising then that his mom bought him his first guitar, and after a few years perfecting his craft, he moved to LA to begin his musical career. And what a career it’s been! He has performed and recorded with the likes
of Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, and many more! And he is the bassist for the current incarnation of Earth, Wind and Fire
Jazz musician Jack Stafford has long been a fixture of the Vancouver music scene on alto saxophone, flute, and clarinet – and soprano, tenor,
and baritone saxes as the occasion demands.
He is a versatile player who can cover multiple styles including Dixieland, Swing, Bop, and West Coast/Cool. As a first-call player,
Jack has played in every setting from clubs to concert halls with studio and recording work for major broadcast networks and record labels.
Top studio guitarist Michael Thompson’s early career had some stops and starts, literally, working as a cab driver between tours with Joe Cocker and Cher, before gaining a foothold in the Los Angeles recording, TV, and movie industry with a 4-year house gig on the hit series Fame.
During those early struggling days he gained a reputation as “the demo king,” recording as many as a dozen demo sessions a week .
He also started getting called back for the master sessions. Since then, Michael has been on a limo ride with producers like David Foster, Babyface, and Quincy Jones calling on him for sessions with many of the top Rock, Pop, R&B, Country, and Latin artists of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.
Tom Keenlyside’s musical career has spanned four decades, featuring performances and recordings throughout North America and Europe. His saxophone and flute playing have been featured at many major festivals, including the Newport Jazz Festival, the Montreal International Jazz Festival, and the Montreux Detroit Jazz Festival.
He has performed with many of the biggest names in the music business: Diana Krall, Harry Connick Jr., Natalie Cole, Dizzy Gillespie, Mel Torme and Tom Jones.
In November 2006, Tom was inducted into the B.C. Entertainment Hall of Fame.
Nashville sax player Mark Douthit has been called “the most famous musician that people have never heard of” for his contributions to over 4,000 albums by
leading Pop, Jazz, and R&B artists. His recording credits include Elton John, Lionel Ritchie, Amy Grant, Billy Joel, Vanessa Williams, Garth Brooks,
Toby Keith, Reba McEntire, Leann Rimes, Michael W. Smith, Hank Williams Jr., Whitney Houston, Billy Ray Cyrus, Michael McDonald, Neville Brothers,
Peter Cetera, Faith Hill, Vince Gill, DC Talk, Donny Osmond, Patty Loveless, Wynonna Judd, Point of Grace, Steven Curtis Chapman, Tommy Sims, Brenda Lee, Bebe & Cece Winans, Larnelle Harris,The Imperials, Bob Carlisle, Brian Duncan, David Foster, Bryan White, Keith Thomas, Michael Omartian, Ben Folds,
Yolanda Adams, Larry Carlton, and many others
LA bassist “Ready” Freddie Washington has toured and recorded with artists such as Herbie Hancock, Michael Jackson, Al Jarreau, Aaron Neville,
Lionel Richie, Anita Baker, B.B. King, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, Donald Fagen, The Crusaders, George Benson, Denise Williams,
Johnny Mathis, Burt Bacharach, Aaliyah, and Kenny Loggins. As if that wasn’t enough, he is currently the bass player in Steely Dan
Originally from Modesto, California, Rock/Country bass player Craig Young has been a session musician since 1997. He now lives with his
wife and family in Nashville where, in addition to a busy schedule of session work, he is a writer, producer and engineer who has worked
with artists such as Jewel, Elton John, The Wreckers, Peter Frampton, Citizen Cope, Earth Wind & Fire, Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald,
Megadeth, Jessica Simpson, The Indigo Girls, Wynona Judd, and The Cardigans amongst others
You’ve been hearing John Jarvis on Rock, Pop, and Country records dating back to the 1970s. As a teenager, he was a staff pianist
and songwriter for Edwin H. Morris Music and played on sessions with Ringo Starr, Diana Ross, Leo Sayer, John Mellancamp, The Miracles,
Art Garfunkel, Stephen Bishop, and many others. The classically trained Jarvis then joined Rod Stewart’s band, contributing the piano tracks
to such hits as Hot Legs, Tonight’s the Night, and You’re in My Heart. At the same time, he was much in demand as a Hollywood session player
right up until he decided to move his family to Nashville in 1982.
Jarvis’ credits in Music City include every major artist of the past 30 years – Vince Gill, Brooks & Dunn, Faith Hill, Shania Twain, George Strait,
Jimmy Buffett, Trisha Yearwood, Waylon Jennings, Steve Earle, The Judds, The Oak Ridge Boys, Randy Travis, Dolly Parton, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Chet Atkins,
Emmylou Harris, Mark O’Connor, Dusty Springfield, Tanya Tucker, Alabama, Aaron Neville, Toby Keith, Bob Seger, Lee Ann Womack, Jim Lauderdale, Miranda Lambert, and many more.