Carlos Cuevas has enjoyed a successful musical career for many years. His experience as pianist,keyboardist, composer, arranger, and vocalist has allowed him to work with some of the finest musicians in the business and to explore a wide range of musical situations.

      Born in Cambridge, England, Carlos grew up in Venezuela and was constantly exposed to the musical talent of his late father, Ernesto. "My dad used to play acoustic guitar. He would sit in his room everyday and with no formal musical training, he would play classical repertoire by ear. Thinking back, it was truly amazing witnessing him do that". Carlos' musical training began at age fourteen. While still in Venezuela, he studied classical piano and theory, was introduced to the world of jazz, and performed extensively throughout the country.

      In 1993, Carlos won a music scholarship to Wallace College in Dothan, Alabama and moved to the United States to further expand his musical studies. In 1995, Carlos won his second music scholarship. This time to study at the world renowned University of North Texas in Denton, Texas; where he earned his Bachelor's Degree in Jazz Studies in 1998.

      Upon graduation, Carlos moved to Los Angeles, CA. Since his arrival in L.A., Carlos' diverse musical background and versatility have been put to work with the likes of Hubert, Ronnie, Eloise, Debra, & Jaman Laws, Nestor Torres, Bette Midler, Engelbert Humperdinck, Gabriela Anders, Lucho Gatica, José José, Alejandro Fernandez, Gloria Trevi, Obie Bermudez, AlvaroTorres, the Estrada Brothers, and the late Cuban Composer, René Tuzed to name a few. Such musical experiences have also enabled Carlos to tour the world. Carlos' arranging skills are also in high demand. He has composed and arranged music for a wide variety of ensembles that range anywhere from small group to big band and orchestra.

      In 2002, Carlos formed his acoustic jazz trio with Bassist, Dean Taba and Drummer, Jimmy Branly. His Debut album Depiction, recorded in 2003, has become the object of rave reviews from prestigious sources such as Downbeat Magazine (Four Stars, September, 2004, p.64); Keyboard Magazine (July, 2006); Modern Drummer Magazine(December, 2004); Músico Pro Magazine (February, 2006); and Los Angeles Jazz Scene (March & April 2004); thus gaining well deserved recognition in the U.S. and abroad.

In the Fall of 2007, Carlos went to New York to record his second solo CD entitled Uninhibited Realm. This CD comprised of 9 original compositions features John Patitucci on acoustic & electric basses, Jimmy Branly on drums & percussion, and a concerto for jazz trio and a 16-piece chamber orchestra. Uninhibited Realm is available! Click here for more info.