Lenny Williams and Chris Biondo have composed over 300 original scores for documentary films. Since 1995 they have worked extensively with National Geographic Television and Film, writing music in a wide range of genres. Williams • Biondo won Emmy Awards in 2001 and 2002 in the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Music and Sound. They have also produced recordings that reached Gold and Platinum status in the U.S. and internationally, including three albums that reached number one in the UK charts.

Lenny Williams graduated from the Peabody Conservatory of Music in 1983 with a degree in music composition. Following graduation, he worked in the Washington, D.C. area as a jazz pianist and accompanist. He eventually became a regular performer at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, playing with the National Symphony Orchestra, the Kennedy Center Opera Orchestra, and for productions of nationally touring musicals.

From 1993 to the present Lenny has been a pianist with the political satire group The Capitol Steps, performing nearly a thousand shows throughout the United States. From 1988 to 1996 he was the pianist for the late Eva Cassidy, whose posthumous recordings have sold over five million copies worldwide. As a member of the Eva Cassidy Band he has been awarded Gold and Platinum records in many countries including the USA, the UK, and Australia. Other notable musicians he has performed with include Smokey Robinson, Anita Baker, Paul Shaffer and the Late Night Band, Gloria Estefan, ’N Sync, Cy Coleman, Stephanie Mills, and Chuck Brown.

Chris Biondo has worked as a bassist, guitarist, keyboardist, recording engineer, producer, and composer. A studio owner and operator since 1983, he has recorded many local artists, including the legendary "Godfather of Go-Go" Chuck Brown. He has recorded well over 200 albums, ranging from folk to rap, country to jazz, classical to rock, including records for Motown, Columbia, Island, Def Jam and Virgin.

In 1986 Chris began recording the then-unknown singer Eva Cassidy. For the next ten years he nurtured Cassidy’s development as a recording artist, producing most of her recordings available today. In 1990 he formed the Eva Cassidy Band, which played a variety of local venues between 1990 and 1996. Following Cassidy's death in 1996, Chris completed work on the 1997 album "Eva By Heart." Songs from that album, and from two earlier Cassidy albums he produced, were combined into the anthology album "Songbird" which brought Eva Cassidy to worldwide posthumous fame. Other songs Chris recorded with Eva Cassidy have been included on the albums "Time After Time," "Imagine," and “American Tune.” He has received numerous Gold and Platinum records for his work with Cassidy.

In the late 1990s Chris changed the focus of his career from recording bands to musical composition. Though he no longer works with bands, he still records a few singers. He and Williams produced Chuck Brown’s “Timeless” album of jazz classics in 1997, and played in his jazz band that year. He recorded Patti Wick’s CD “Love Locked Out” in 2003, and with Lenny Williams produced and recorded singer Grace Griffith's latest CD "Sands of Time." Chris and Lenny also worked with Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer (8 time Grammy award nominees) on their Grammy-nominated CD “Bon Appetit!”