Kenyan-born bass guitarist Nehemiah Muhiri is the creator and band leader of The Jabalis, Co-Founder of MBM-IAH Records, and founder of Care for the Creative Arts, an organization that provides free mental health care to the creative arts community. Combining influences of Blues Rock, Jazz, and African styles of music, he has created a new sound in the blues scene. Apart from directing and arranging music, he also produces and performs for different artists in a variety of genres. Some of his performances include the Berklee Sting Singer Showcase, Berklee Madonna Singer Showcase, and playing with Legendary artists such as Victor Wooten and Omar Hakim. Being certified by the University Of South Africa, Nehemiah teaches music at all Levels both beginners and advanced musicians. Specializations include Music History and Theory, Bass Guitar, Piano, and Composition.

"My prime objective in all i do, is to make sure everyone is positively impacted by the music I bring out with my team, whether its a piece i wrote or performed. After any interaction, both me and the musicians around me or the audience should leave a better person. I am a Christian and its my belief that all who listen to anything me and my team have worked on will have their burdens lightened". 

Thomas Reuter is a professional guitarist with 15 years of dedicated practice to his name. An endorsed artist with Abasi Guitars, Thomas performs across the United States with touring extreme metal band Catsclaw. He has also taken up live guitar duties for the progressive metal act Native Construct, set to make their much-anticipated return to the stage headlining the Progstorm festival in Montreal in the summer of 2027. With his current and past groups, he has performed at festivals and tours alongside acts such as Slipknot, Megadeth, Silent Planet, Volumes, and many more. Despite his passion for extreme metal, he is well versed and highly proficient in many different styles of music. Thomas spent extensive time studying classical guitar and performing in jazz ensembles during his time at Berklee College of Music (B.M. earned 2025). During his time at the school, his homegrown band was selected to perform at the Inkcarceration 2023 festival through the Berklee Popular Music Institute.

As an instructor, Thomas’s main goal is ensuring that the student is meeting their goals while playing music that they enjoy, while also being taught perfect technique to avoid any pain or discomfort while learning the instrument. He has taught professionally in the Boston area since he was 19, and has worked with students of all ages, goals, and skill levels. He has coached children picking up the guitar for the first time, as well as some big names in the technical metal world, and everything in between.