Traveler’s sound is an innovative, new fusion of world music and rock. Using traditional ethnic instruments combined with all the power of a full blown rock band, their performances are intense, exotic and adrenaline-driven. Scott Jeffers is composer and band leader. His own Lebanese heritage and American upbringing has inspired his vision to fuse elements of ancient ethnic music with rock. He has traveled extensively through foreign lands to gather inspiration for the Traveler project. Composing most of his songs while surrounded by the people, sounds, sights, smells and landscape of these far away places brings a true authenticity to the fusion.

Composed in the summer of 2014 during a month and a half trek through the beautiful mountainous regions of the Turkish coast, the secluded Gypsy villages of Transylvania and the solemn desert of Tunisia. The voice of these exotic lands speaks strong in the melodies, with some elements of deeply rooted American folk and blues gently woven in. A true reflection of this Traveler's journey.

Scott Jeffers – vocals, violin, oud, baglama saz, banjo, cumbus, piano, guitar
Tyler Mount – guitar, banjo
Mark Niemeyer – upright bass
Edric Aziz - dumbe
Eric Zang – kaval & percussion: doumbek, darbuka, frame drums, riq
Ken Mary – drums

A very special collection of some of Scott’s favorite traditional Christmas songs; as well as original songs composed mostly on Christmas Eves and lyrical collaborations with family and friends.

Scott Jeffers – vocals, violin, cumbus, oud, piano, guitar
Tyler Mount – guitar, banjo
Edric Aziz – medieval drum, dumbe, doumbek, djembe
Mark Niemeyer – upright bass
Eric Zang – percussion: doumbek, darbuka, frame drums, riq

special appearance:
Ken Mary – drums
Hanada Ishaq – vocals
Sarah Noble – bodhrán, spoons

Inspired and composed during Scott Jeffers’ 2013 travels commencing with milestone performances at the International World Music Festival in Fethiye, Turkey; including a stay in Istanbul, treks across the harsh deserts of Jordan and Egypt, and culminating with the contrasting landscape of the Emerald Isle, Ireland.

This is a collection of songs mostly written on location in Morocco and Lebanon, and features guest musicians from Iran, Lebanon and Jordan as well as the Traveler performing line up.
In this album, the artist vision was to bring to life the experience's of his travels and transfer it through the music. This is considered to be Travelers most bold step in fusing traditional Middle Eastern music with the classic acoustic Traveler sound. Using traditional ethnic instruments, songs sung in Arabic and English as well as field recordings of Moroccan snake charmers, fortune tellers and street musicians mixed in. Marrakesh will make you feel as though you've stepped through a portal into a foreign land.

Scott Jeffers – vocals, violin, oud, bouzouki, guitar, darbuka, riq
Gary Wilson – upright bass
Hanada Ishaq – vocals
Dave Wade – bass
Charbel Azzi – derbakeh, riq, katem, darbuka
Edric Aziz – dumbe, djembe, dumbek
Saman Mahmoudi – santour, voice
Ryan Picone - guitar

Acoustic, Celtic, Pirate rock.

Scott Jeffers – vocals, violin, mandolin, cumbus, guitar
Ryan Picone - guitar
Gary Wilson – upright bass
Ken Mary – drums
Edric Aziz – medieval war drum, dumbek, riq

Old world Christmas from the Celtic hills to the Sahara sands, Scott Jeffers brings an ethnic influence from his many travels to these classic Christmas melodies.

Scott Jeffers – vocals, violin, cumbus, oud, bouzouki, mandolin, guitar, darbuka, doumbek
Gary Wilson – upright bass
Edric Aziz – medieval drum, doumbek, djembe
Kevin Qais Essar – rabab, tanpura