The New Standards Minneapolis, Minnesota
The New Standards are a unique jazz trio that is making a splash around the world with their personality-laden brand of
heartfelt engaging performance and extraordinary musicality. Each member comes from a distinguished background in pop, rock and jazz, and brings something fresh to the project.
John Munson. Vocals. Bass.
Chan Poling. Vocals. Piano.
Steve Roehm. Vibraphone.
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