Dave was born in Tempe, Arizona, and currently resides in Mesa with his wife and daughter.  He started playing drums at the tender age of 2.  His older brother introduced him to such musical influences as Buddy Rich, Alex Van Halen, Dave Weckl, Neil Peart, and many others.  Dave has been studying rudimental drumming and hand/concert percussion for many years.  He has incorporated these techniques into his unique style in the studio and live performance in many bands and ensembles.  His drumming in Jade Road is precise and the band has taken to calling him "One Take Dave" in the studio because of his remarkable abilities.

Jamie is a multi-instrumentalist who grew up in Southern California playing bass in jazz, blues, swing, and progressive rock bands. He moved to Phoenix in 2001 where he was a founding member of the popular local jazz fusion outfit, The Catfish Groove Farm. His musical influences range from Jaco Pastorius to Paul McCartney, Charles Mingus to Geddy Lee. Jamie is a psychologist who is a clinical professor at Arizona State University.

Originally from Chile, Rod began his career in the 1980s there as part of several successful Pop bands eventually releasing an album under the EMI label. Rod has lived in Tempe, Arizona for many years and was one of the original members of the Catfish Groove Farm, a well known Jazz-Funk band in the Phoenix area in the early 2000s through the mid-2010s.  Rod's inspiration is fueled by keyboard luminaries such as Lyle Mays, Chick Corea, Jan Hammer and Thelonious Monk and he also greatly enjoys the sonic landscapes of David Helpling and Patrick O'Hearn.

Ed grew up in New Jersey and started playing guitar at age 13. Although he was initially influenced by rock guitarists like Jimmy Page and Eddie Van Halen, once his older brother gave him a copy of Pat Metheny's Offramp--Ed took to progressive jazz and hasn't looked back. His other influences include John Scofield, Mike Stern, Lyle Mays, and Keith Jarrett. He studied jazz guitar under Larry Grenadier and Phil Grenadier at Mannes College of Music in Manhattan. Ed moved to Phoenix in 2006.