Industry observers have dubbed multiple award-winning Steve Dorff an enigma who has evolved into a gifted composer in every musical field. There is no way to capture the diversity he regularly displays scoring major motion pictures, television, theater or via an array of No. 1 hit songs. In addition to winning the NSAI songwriter of the year award, Dorff has also been honored with more than 40 BMI and 11 Billboard No. 1 awards.

His was a formidable breakthrough, accelerated through a highly productive association with the legendary Clint Eastwood, beginning with "Every Which Way but Loose."
Three-time Grammy nominee and a fixture on the nation's charts, his dossier includes nine No. 1 film songs and 15 Top 10 hits, including the Kenny Rogers' classic "Through The Years," a BMI 3 million performance song, as well as "I Just Fall in Love Again," the Anne Murray record that captured Billboard's No. 1 song of the year honors. His many songs have been sung by some of the greatest artists of our time -- Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, George Strait, Vanessa Williams and countless others.

Emmy nominee for five television compositions, his credits include such stalwarts as Murphy Brown and Murder She Wrote. You'll also find his name on classic hits like Growing Pains, Major Dad, Columbo and Reba.

His many TV and cable movie credits include the Emmy nominated CBS mini-series Elvis, the Hallmark Hall of Fame Rose Hill, Babe Ruth, The Quick and the Dead, Moonshine Highway and The Defiant Ones. Dorff's many movie songs and scores have been featured in numerous hits such as Rocky IV, Pure Country, Tin Cup, Dudley Do-Right, The Last Boy Scout, Curly Sue and Honky Tonk Man.

Perhaps Dorff's most ambitious move to date has been a giant leap into his first love, musical theater. He currently has two projects making their way to the stage -- Josephine (The Josephine Baker Story) and Pure Country (The Musical).

He continues to be ever present in today's recording scene with new songs being released by Lee Ann Womack and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Bill Medley. He is currently producing a new Christmas CD with Rodney Carrington and starting production on a score for a new motion picture when not working on CMT's The Singing Bee.

Roger Cain is an extremely dynamic and talented guitar player who makes a big impression wherever he goes. Raised in Malibu, Calif., he is part of a very accomplished entertainment family and has been honing his craft since the age of 12. His father, Christopher, has directed such films as Young Guns and Pure Country. His brother, Dean, is an actor. Cain has a degree from the prestigious Musician's Institute of Technology as well as the L.A. Recording Workshop. His experience runs the gamut -- playing in original bands as well as cover bands -- including rock, pop, funk, country, reggae and ska. He has either worked, performed, written or opened for various top caliber artists such as Lee Ann Womack, George Strait, Joe Nichols, Sara Darling, Michael Bolton, Aaron Neville, Mindy McCready, Air Supply, Eric Benet, Al Green, Firehouse, Erasure, Fine Young Cannibals, Jane's Addiction, Deana Carter, LeAnn Rimes, Tracy Lawrence and Steve Dorff. Cain has also performed on numerous TV shows, some of which are Regis & Kathy Lee, The Roseanne Show, Rick Dees and Steve Edwards. He is currently the guitarist for The Singing Bee.

Scotty Kormos personifies modern drumming in its best light. Rock solid rhythms and an electrifying entertainer, he is pure fun to watch. Hailing from Cleveland, he has performed and recorded with an incredible range of acts, including young artists such as Mitchell Musso (co-star of the Hannah Montana TV show) to legendary artists such as B.J. Thomas and Bill Medley. His drumming has been heard on countless TV shows such as Beverly Hills 90210, Dawsons Creek, Party of Five, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Rodney Show, the Elvis mini-series and countless cable movies. He now lives in Los Angeles where for the last several years he has done numerous projects with The Singing Bee musical director, Steve Dorff. When Dorff needed a drummer for The Singing Bee, Kormos was his first call. In addition to playing nearly 150 shows a year, he has found the time to do more studio work and even start producing other artists for such major labels as Disney Records. He considers himself a musical drummer who serves the song first and foremost. His consummate skills as a drummer, producer and engineer keep him a top call musician in Los Angeles. When not in the studio, Kormos loves to perform with his The Singing Bee bandmates in their other band called Don't Stop Believin, a Journey tribute band. See Kormos' page for more information, www.scottykormos.net.

Tony Love is a professional bass player based out of Los Angeles. Originally from Lansing, Iowa, he followed his father around from rodeos to riverboats while playing western swing classics on his Lowrey organ. After studying theater at Viterbo University, Love quickly saddled back up to the music scene and moved to Los Angeles where he continues to play with various different artists and of course The Singing Bee.

Jeff Vincent started his career very young, writing and producing for Paul Lekakis' Tattoo It album, which featured the international smash hit, "Boom, Boom, Boom, Let's Go Back to My Room." Since then, he's worked with Madonna and written with the incredible Elmer Bernstein. His songs have appeared in such blockbuster feature films as Dick Tracy, Wild Orchid, A Rage in Harlem, Talos, The Mummy and Angels Don't Sleep Here. Music greats Al Jarreau, the Seekers, Patti Austin and Curtis Stigers have recorded his songs. In the late 1990s, he recorded his own album, The River Flows, in Australia for EMI Records with the legendary Desmond Child. In 2002, Vincent and his co-writer made history in Asia as the only Americans to ever have a No. 1 song to chart over six weeks. In late 2003, he partnered with a recording/publishing company called SBI Incorporated. In 2004, he co-wrote "More Than Me," the theme song for the Disney film, Stuck in the Suburbs, and in September 2004 landed the theme and additional music for The Tony Danza Show on ABC. Vincent continues to score numerous film and television productions as well as being in a top cover band, DSB, on the West Coast. Currently, he plays keyboards on The Singing Bee.