Who we are.

The Equinox Project is an indie studio band that performs exploratory surgery into anything that screams to be cured of its chronic commercial ailments.

With a diverse mix of musical, cultural, and retro influences, The Equinox Project creates music that embraces the ideology of jazz while using a global sonic pallet. The solos are real and drums are played “live”, not sequenced. Upright bass and acoustic piano is juxtaposed opposed against hip-hop rhythms and industrial noise to conjure up liquid images of urban landscapes that whiffs past your nose like sweet perfume. Our debut album “Right of Ascension” asserts our right to be heard and be judged along side our commercial contemporaries. Independent music from unsigned artists is just as good as any commercial releases, if not better. So get naked with us and explore the world of indie music. 


Greg Lassalle: Keyboards, bass, and assorted samples and sound manipulation. Greg comes from Trinidad and Tobago, a culture rich in rhythms and musical traditions from Africa. A Berklee College of Music alumnus, Greg has performed and recorded with several well-known artists including Lola Falana, Connie Francis, The Phoenix Horns from Earth, Wind and Fire, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Bill Champlin from supergroup Chicago. As a recording artist, he has twelve releases with Brazilian New Age recording label, Ana Marie. Greg lives in Palm Harbor where he runs Gianna West Music, a music production studio and independent label.

Glen Bush: Drums, percussion loops and rhythmic conceptualization. Rooted in New Orleans' diverse cultural landscape, Glen won the Louis Armstrong Jazz Instrumentalist award at the tender age of 17. He has been a featured artist in several industry publications, including Modern Drummer and Percussive Notes (Percussive Arts Society). Glen's amazing talents have driven many modern jazz ensembles that include Woody Herman trumpet great Dan McMillion, Duke Ellington bassist John Lamb, big band legend Connie Haynes, and The Canadian Brass world-renowned classical quartet. Glen lives in Clearwater Florida where he stays busy with a day gig as an Aerospace engineer, music educator, and studio artist.