Allison Scull and Victor Martin

As a duo, Allison Scull and Victor Martin have shared the stage with Tuck and Patti, Walter "Wolfman" Washington, Craig Chaquico, Shana Morrison, Archie Lee Hooker, Kelly Joe Phelps, blues legend John Hammond, Acoustic Alchemy and The Blind Boys of Alabama.

Selected to perform at the famed Derby in Hollywood at The International Music World Series music award, their sound also hit the Touchtunes scene--and can be heard on over 40,000 digital jukeboxes in the U.S. and Canada.

Together they create a fusion of musical forms uniquely their own. With vocals, guitar, and saxophone, they blend the sounds of jazz, folk, Latin, blues and R&B in original material and classic standard (and laced with the occasional French lyrics) they put an entirely new twist on comtemporary music.

Scull and Martin's "Live" album, released in 2006 and their 2002 release, "From the Back Burner" highlight their collaborative efforts. Scull and Martin are currently in the studio with Monterey Jazz Fesival recording engineer, Ron Davis.