Mandolinist, singer, and founding member of The Dappled Grays, Michael is a major contributor to the bands progressive bluegrass sound. He draws not only from his extensive experience with The Dappled Grays but through various projects he has produced for other prominent members of the Atlanta music community. In 2005, Smith toured with the multi-platinum country music group, Sugarland.

Guitarist, singer and co-founder of The Dappled Grays Casey, got his start in bluegrass as a child in his family’s band, ‘Special Cookin.’ Casey along with his brother, was inducted into the North Florida Bluegrass Hall of Fame as the youngest professionally performing duo in Bluegrass. Casey’s skills developed over the years and others began to take notice of his aggressive playing style and tasteful execution. This led to a feature in Flat-picking Guitar Magazine, which among other things, showcased an original tune of Casey’s written along with band mate, Michael.

Keith is among the elite in bluegrass bass playing. After honing his skills at the University Of Georgia School Of Music, Keith moved on to perform with various symphonies around the Southeast. Along his musical journey, Keith has been fortunate enough to play with such Bluegrass luminaries as Claire Lynch and Alison Krauss. Keith is an asset to The Dappled Grays

Fiddler and vocalist Leah is the newest and youngest member of the Dappled Grays. Her unique vocal stylings have been a driving force in the band’s new sound. As a solo artist, Leah has earned a strong following and garnered the attention of many of Atlanta’s top acoustic musicians and promoters. She is a strong addition to The Dappled Grays.

Master 5-string banjo player, Greg, brings the 3-T’s to the Dappled Grays; Tune, Taste, and Timing. Greg is becoming a household name to many up and coming banjo players through his successful series of banjo instructional tapes released through Banjo.com. He has also been a featured performer in Tom Key’s world-renowned musical, Cotton Patch Gospel.