The group strives to master the four principles of the musical art form:
Excellence in composition, musicianship, production, and performance.

IN BLACK N' WHITE has performed throughout the Midwest generating
very positive reviews. The group has been a regular at "Summerfest", as
well as having performed at "African World Festival" every year. The band has
also performed at the "Farm Aid Festival" (made famous by Willie Nelson).

Eight W.A.M.I. (Wisconsin Area Music Industry) award nominations in the
reggae, and adult contemporary categories over the last five years, and a recent
nomination in 2001 proves that the band is very serious about its music. The
group has shared the stage with acts such as Kool and the Gang, Blood Sweat
and Tears, Inner Circle, Ringo Starr's All-Star Band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds,
The Bar-Kays and Lucky Dube to name a few. The band has also performed at
some of the finest resorts, yacht clubs, country clubs, festivals and night clubs that
the nation has to offer.

IN BLACK N' WHITE has reached out to audiences in Atlanta, Las Vegas, Phoenix
and Los Angeles. A Labor Day 98 crowd in Atlanta estimated at 30,000 cheered
the group as it performed the official theme song for the "Million Youth
Movement" celebration that was held at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church.

2001 was a very busy year for the group, but 2002 is looking to be even bigger
and better. Stay tuned.

"We are committed to the City of Milwaukee, the State of Wisconsin and all the
  wonderful people everywhere we have played that have supported us over the
years". The group is striving to become the musical voice of Milwaukee just as
the Neville Brothers are synonymous with the City of New Orleans. WHY/WHY
NOT is the title of the groups first CD released in 1993. The most recent CD
(Reggae, Rock N' Soul) is now available from select retailers and at live
performances. A new CD is scheduled for release in the fall of 2002.