BETA Records - Your music matters!

I believe music and artists, while important for making a lively and creative society, shouldn't take themselves too seriously.

My stuff mixes in my interests in politics, alternative theories of creation, and science fiction blended with my love and respect for pop musical art forms from surf rock to funk in one single blend for a uniquely strange and fun ride.
Hopefully, you'll tap your feet, shake your ass a little, and think, "What the f**k is he doing?"

John R. Yeh, not to be confused with Grammy award winning classical clarinetist John Bruce Yeh, is a long time bass player in the Baltimore/Washington metro area
He has played bass in many genres for many local bands including the country rock punk of the Usurpers, electronic jamming via Aubergine 3, and folk/acoustic act Jeff Aug

He is currently a Maryland sound engineer who works for the Montpelier Cultural Arts Center and the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
As an engineer, he has run live sound for some of the jazz greats in the area including Ron Holloway, Buck Hill, Ethel Ennis, and Keter Betts
He has also run sound for some legendary jazz acts as they come through town including McCoy Tyner, Bobby Hutcherson, Bobby Sanabria, and Sir Roland Hanna

Besides music, Mr. Yeh works as an art curator at the Montpelier Cultural Arts Center and an arts advisory panelist for the Maryland State Arts Council.