About Glacier Blue Band

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Horace Miller is the lead vocalist for Glacier Blue and an active, in-demand performer on the Southern California music scene. A seasoned working musician, he performs regularly at renowned venues such as Spaghettini’s and Humphreys Backstage, bringing professionalism and consistency to every stage he steps on.

Throughout his career, Horace has shared the stage with acclaimed artists including Carl Thomas and has opened for neo-soul icon Erykah Badu, experiences that have shaped his dynamic and confident performance style.

At the lead vocalist of Glacier Blue, Horace takes center stage with a powerful, emotive voice that delivers the heart and soul of the band’s R&B sound. His commanding stage presence and authentic connection with audiences add a compelling layer of energy to every live show, making each performance both memorable and engaging.

 Keith Spentz, originally from New York, brings decades of professional bass playing experience to the stage. His professional musical journey began when he started performing with the 15th Air Force Band Squadron Production, an experience that exposed him to extensive stage and theater company work throughout New York and Southern California. A well-established and highly sought-after bassist, Keith has performed with a wide range of notable artists, including Crystal Lewis, Mary Floyd, Helen Baylor, Tim Kepler, George Clinton, Broderick Rice, and Jacqueline Dyles. 

As the anchor of the rhythm section, he delivers refined basslines that underpin the band’s sound and help define Glacier Blue’s distinctive musical flavor. 

Les Falconer is a critically acclaimed drummer with more than 30 years of national and international touring and recording experience. A South Side Chicago native, he has performed on live television and on stages worldwide with some of the most respected artists in music.

Falconer is a longtime collaborator of five-time Grammy Award winner Robert Cray, appearing on 4 Nights of 40 Years and the chart-topping In My Soul, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard and iTunes Blues Charts. The album features Les as a co-writer on “I Guess I’ll Never Know” and as the first-ever co-lead vocalist on a Robert Cray project, singing on a remake of Otis Redding’s “Nobody’s Fault but Mine.”

His extensive credits include work with Keb’ Mo’, Toni Braxton, The O’Jays, Billy Preston, Johnny “Guitar” Watson, Norman Connors’ Starship Orchestra, Michael Henderson, Troop, Evelyn “Champagne” King, New Birth, and Jack Mack & the Heart Attack. Falconer continues to tour aggressively, delivering groove-driven performances to sold-out audiences across the U.S. and abroad.

“Whenever I groove, it’s with Vic Firth Questlove sticks.”
Let the Groove Solo – Les Falconer

Christopher Thomas is a Los Angeles–bred keyboardist and composer, born in Hollywood and raised in the Crenshaw District. A natural musician from an early age, he began playing music by ear at just five years old.

With over 25 years of experience, Chris has built a diverse career spanning live performance, studio recording, film, and television. He has performed and recorded with notable artists including Darryl Williams, Erin Stevenson, Ashling Cole, Rebecca Jade, and L. Young, and has collaborated with respected producers and engineers such as Cory Yothers, Lew Laing, and Hest & Kramer Music.

His credits include composing and performing the opening jazz theme for the award-winning PBS documentary The Yard People: A Love Story, as well as contributing to multiple film scores. Since 2006, Chris has been the original keyboardist for the band Elements, and since 2017 he has served as keyboardist for chart-topping smooth jazz vocalist Erin Stevenson.

Rooted in Jazz, Funk, Gospel, Blues, and R&B, Chris’s style reflects a deep musical versatility and personal expression. As he puts it, “I pull from what inspires me from different styles to create a unique expression of my own.”

A commanding saxophonist with deep musical roots, Martin brings soul, energy, and sophistication to every performance with Glacier Blue. His expressive saxophone voice, paired with charismatic background vocals, adds depth and dimension to the band’s sound.

As a young musician, Martin had the opportunity to perform behind jazz icon Clark Terry and continued to hone his craft learning from the likes of legendary trumpeter Bobby Shew, saxophonist O'Hara Spearman in small-combo settings. These formative experiences shaped his disciplined musicianship and stylistic versatility.

Having performed across the country—from St. Louis and Massachusetts to New York and now California—Martin is a quietly formidable presence on stage. His playing seamlessly blends smooth jazz and bebop sensibilities with a funky, R&B-driven soul, delivered with balance, precision, and a sense of feeling. Grounded by a strong commitment to life balance, Martin’s tone and execution reflect a mature artist who plays with purpose, passion, and authenticity.