MAIKEN DUBOIS' biggest childhood dream was to get a trumpet and travel around with a circus....well she got the trumpet and slowly realized that life is a circus! With her petite size she likes to pretend that she is the elephant of the circus and blow out loud sounds on the cornet and stomp her feet on the noisy drums. Maiken is from Denmark, where she had fun working as an actress, and playing the piano in her free time.
	DANA HARRISON grew up singing in a church choir in the hills of Tennessee. Far from the South now, she still lets that “old time religion” influence her sound. Although Dana has played other instruments the guitar is a fairly new toy for her. Now she knows a few chords and an endless number of children’s songs. She is the owner/teacher of Musicology, a Hoboken based children’s music and movement class. When she’s not singing for other children she enjoys singing to and with her own.
	DAVE LAMBERT has wanted to be a musician and entertainer since age 10, when he first picked up a tennis racket the wrong way to strum along with Def Leppard videos in the early days of MTV. As an amateur musician Dave fooled around with various marching bands, rock groups, and even day jobs before “going pro” as a Music Together teacher in 2002. He’s been known to play guitar, banjo, bass, tuba, mandolin, harmonica, drums and kazoo, but not at the same time. Dave, or “Dave” as he likes to be called, is currently working on his first album of original family-friendly music. He lives in Hoboken with his wife, his young son Rowan, and a polydactyl cat named Morpheus.
	JUSTIN MICHAEL'S fourth grade music teacher pointedly requested that he not sing during choir class. Although his opera career was quashed, Justin's musical involvement was not. Justin began managing sound for live bands, and when the urge became strong enough (and no one was looking), he finally picked up a bass guitar. Still involved in music performance technology in his spare time, Justin plays in the Hoboken Evangelical Free Church band and serves as its music coordinator. He lives in Hoboken with his wife and still secretly hopes that the opera world will someday accept him.
	KIMBERLY PERRY loves to play drums. Ever since the third grade when she saw a dude with long, bleach-blonde hair playing a translucent blue drum set, she was sold. Kimberly finds playing a great and humbling privilege. In addition to joining the Fuzzy Lemons, other musical endeavors have included teaching at: the Willie Mae Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls, The Collective, and her Mustard Seed School Percussion Club.
	His parents groaned when KIPLEY WENTZ took "guitar" as an elective in college, but look at him now... rocking out with the hottest family band in the Western Hemisphere! Kipley is best known for entertaining Hoboken children with his solo music and puppet shows, and he is also the co-creator of Playdate Music, an interactive mini-concert series for toddlers and their grown ups. He dreams of touring the world, playing music, and spreading joy.