Kellie Wright, a Binghamton native, experienced a musical awakening after watching Annie (the Victor Garber version). At age 5 she began to sing all day, everyday, at the expense of her familial roommates' nerves. Inspired by her elementary school band instructor, she started her guitar and songwriting journey. Equipped with the highest musical recognition and accolades from her school years, she continued to pursue music as a solo artist. Her solo debut album, We Agreed To Be Strangers, encouraged her community to take interest in her music and performances. She continues to perform in her hometown with her repertoire of music from the 50’s-80’s and her soft indie originals. Kellie is also a budding member of local band Professor Smith, rocking as the second electric guitarist, and plays the acoustic guitar and sings for Baked Nebraska. 

Jenna has been singing since she could speak, and making up songs all the while. She began vocal training in the 6th grade and joined multiple select choirs, competed with impressive NYSSMA scores and attended two years of All State choir. With a flair for musical theatre and a treasure trove of original songs created in her 20s, Jenna is now shifting her focus to exciting collaborative efforts. She still participates in theatrical productions, as well as fronting an alternative band called Professor Smith, and of course, sings, writes, and plays the "clown" instruments (kazoo, harmonica, shaker, etc.) for Baked Nebraska.