About Us

A native of Houston, Becca Bowman proudly represents several generations of professional musicians within her family. Her journey as a professional musician began at 16, when she performed at the Adam's Mark Hotel on Westheimer - singing alongside her father's band.

Bowman's versatility is evident through her repertoire that spans across multiple genres encompassing jazz, R&B, rock, pop, and even opera. This diversity stems from her extensive classical vocal training. She polished her skills and broadened her understanding of music through her education at Stephen F. Austin State University. There, she achieved both a Bachelor and a Master of Music, specializing in Vocal Performance and Choral Conducting. Her talent and professionalism have allowed her to gain significant recognition. 

Among several of her prestigious performances, Bowman notably had the honor to sing the national anthem at multiple NBA and Space Cowboy games, captivating audiences with her powerful vocal.

Becca performs in a variety of venues across Houston for weddings, galas, and private and public events. 

She is also a Worship Leader at Parkway Fellowship located in Richmond, TX.

Don Bryan was introduced to music at the age of six months when he stumbled on a local ad in "People" magazine for free piano lessons. Soon thereafter, Don expanded his training, studying piano with Elton John, Liberace, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.  As a child prodigy, Don performed frequently with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, the Electric Light Orchestra, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. As a teenager, he began performing solo acts at the Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, the Grand Ole Opry, and The Sands Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Upon graduating Suma Cum Laude from Harvard University with a triple major in international tax law, biomedical warfare, and early child psychology, Don turned his attention to the business world. In the late 1970s, Don purchased Walmart from the founding family and grew sales to over $850MM annually, eventually selling the retail giant in 1988 for $4.7BB through an initial public offering.  Don is a past board member of the Mayo Clinic, the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and the United Nations. He is past president of the Girl Scouts of America, the United States of America, the National Football League, and the Salvation Army. Don served his country faithfully as vice admiral in the Pacific Theater during World War II, earning the prestigious Purple Heart, the Flying Cross, and the Raspberry Beret.  When not performing, Don can be found relaxing on the French Riviera, swimming the English Channel, scuba diving in the Arctic Circle, or writing poetry from his summer home in the Galápagos Islands. In November of 2021, Don returned to his initial passion of music, securing the keyboard position with Yacht Rock USA, but not without controversy, disturbing audience complaints, and disappointing reviews from music critics at Rolling Stone magazine. As of this posting (January 16, 2025), Don remains a member of Yacht Rock USA, albeit on an indefinite double-secret probation.