As well as performing repertoire in the more traditional song format the quintet likes to work with Noelle's outstanding talents for non verbal and “scatting” styles such as those of Flora Purim and Norma Winstone. Their set includes ECM style jazz by Kenny Wheeler and John Taylor a pinch of Chick Corea and Freddie Hubbard as well as standard tunes by composers such as Clifford Brown and Billy Stayhorn and Dizzy Gillespie. They also perform some of their own compositions. Styles include swing, samba, Afro Cuban jazz and jazz funk.

Noelle Rollings studied music in Israel at the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, performing on Israeli radio and television. Back in the UK Noelle studied music at Dartington College of Arts gaining a first class honours degree. She currently is very busy with both performing throughout the region and beyond and also teaches singing both privately and at Dartington college of Arts
Neil Maya originally trained as a classical clarinettist studying at the Royal College of Music as a teenager. He took up the sax when he was fifteen and got the jazz bug soon after. He has since studied jazz sax with a number of players including Jean Toussainte and Richard Ingham. As well as the quintet Neil also leads his own quartet; plays in Alkasalsa (ten piece salsa band), Lush Life (jazz function band) and Solar (Funk).
Tom Unwin is a highly accomplished pianist, composer and bandleader who is much sought after in the South West where he has based himself since the early 90's. He has played with players such as Mark Nightingale, Scott Stroman, Jacqueline Dankworth and Pee Wee Ellis. Tom has also become heavily involved in composing and recording over the last few years including works for TV and film.
Marcus Vergette on double bass has been a professional bass player for the past twenty years playing with names such as Brian Spring, Courtney Pine, Scott Hamilton and Mornington Locket. He has been featured composer for radio 3’s jazz program as well as composing commissions for contemporary dance.
Nick Carter on drums studied at the prestigious Leeds College of Music until 1995. He then went on to work mainly on cruise ships until 5 years ago when he decided to move to Cornwall to spend more time with his family. Since then he has become one of Cornwall’s best kept secrets now playing regularly with both the Quintet and Neil's bands.