Ron Hagadone started playing guitar at the age of 14 in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan. His commitment to musical mastery led him to performing and recording arts in the greater Detroit area, and eventually to Los Angeles, where he played in numerous touring and local bands. While continuing to perform and to teach guitar, Ron returned to college and earned a degree in Music Therapy. Finding a suitable position in Central California, he worked for 20 years and continues to maintain board certification. During that time, Ron served as producer/music director on numerous recordings and live performances. Currently, Ron is self-employed as a musician, music producer, music instructor, music therapist, and "half-day handyman."  He and his wife play music as a duo, and they occasionally form a trio or quartet for various local and regional gigs. Ron is inspired to use his expansive talents to joyfully serve others, and can be counted on for his unique sense of humor.

Sharine Borslien began singing and playing flute during elementary school in the heartland of Wisconsin. By the age of 11, she was writing poetry and prose. She sang in the school choir, and played several instruments in band. She was awarded the John Philip Souza scholarship, although her parents did not want her to study music. She left "regular" college to cut her chops in Hollywood as a singer-songwriter, and she eventually learned to play guitar. Sharine met her now-husband in 1993 and they began songwriting, performing, and recording. Sharine has a vast repertoire of her own songs as well, and she produced two CDs of her music, singing and playing all the instruments. She moved to Central California and returned to college, earning a degree in Communication Studies with an emphasis on music. Currently, Sharine performs in numerous musical groups, teaches music lessons, does voice-overs, writes two blogs, does graphic design and photo editing, and has a food business.