Mahray St. Petersburg, Florida
Mahray is voice, string, skin and wood in rhythm and time with lyrics written and sung by Jessie English and Edward
Briones.
It is image laden, dynamic music that’s high energy and contemplative, creating a sound that is Classic and New.
Mahray means the mother ray, the first ray of light that gave life to music and poetry. This music is played with gratitude from our heart of hearts to yours.
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