Geoffrey McCabe
Biography

Geoffrey McCabe is responsible for two critically acclaimed jazz instrumental releases and European touring experience (including Montreux Jazz Festival) under his own name who after reinventing himself in a post alternative rock style relocated from New York City to Los Angeles in Summer '00. Taking a hiatus from performing in the late nineties he tuned into the alternative rock scene as well as the explosion of talented women artists from Sara McLauglin to Meredith Brooks which inspired his transformation. Dana Watson from Warner Jazz, who has been following his career, heard this other side of his work, encouraged him to develop his material and prompted the move to Hollywood. Stay tuned for the debut of this exciting new direction, coming soon.

McCabe has performed and/or recorded with among others: Taj Mahal, Scott Healy (Conan 0*Brian Show - NBC), Rodney Hohnes (Santana), Eddie Gomez, Bob Moses, Dave Liebman (Miles Davis), Randy Brecker (Brecker Brothers - Saturday Night Live), Rich Martinez (Carly Simon), Aaron Scott (McCoy Tyner), James Genus (Saturday Night Live), Matt Garrison (Pat Metheny - John McLaughlin), Wietn Wito (Intergalactic Maiden Ballet), and Tom Brechtlien (Robben Ford). His two jazz releases for which he wrote all the compositions and also produced are: Teseraet Complicity, featuring Eddie Gomez, Clyde Criner and Bob Moses which received 3½ stars in Down Beat, and Fractal Architecture featuring Richard Martinez on keys (Blood, Sweat and Tears, George Russell Septet), Wietn Wito (a German bassist Vernon Reed from Living Color introduced him to) and Tom Brechtlien. It was on the basis of the demo tape for Fractal Architecture that led Claude Nobs to have his quartet perform at the Montreux Jazz Festival.

Geoffrey McCabe started Coherent Sound In Light, Inc in 1996 as musical instrument designer and received his fifth US Patent in May, 2003.