Mitch Towne

Mitch Towne is a Grammy-nominated keyboardist and touring musician. His ability to move seamlessly between diverse styles has made him a sought-after side-man with artists as varied as multi-platinum artists John “J.R.” Robinson, Buddy Miles, and Aloe Blacc, jazz/R&B artist and Grammy-winning producer Terrace Martin, jazz heavyweights Tom Scott, Ryan Kisor, Matt Wilson, Dave Stryker, Jerry Bergonzi, Joel Frahm, Troy Roberts and Dan Wilson, and blues artist Eric Gales. 

In 2022, Towne formed the power trio SRT with session-ace guitarist Andrew Synowiec and drumming legend John “J.R.” Robinson. In 2023, SRT released its debut album, “Vanguards of Groove,” and toured internationally, including shows throughout Japan at the prestigious Billboard Live clubs and at legendary jazz clubs in the United States, including Birdland and Keystone Korner. 

Towne will be releasing his debut album as a leader, “Refuge,” in early 2025. The album will feature six original compositions and a piece by the great pianist Kenny Kirkland.

In 2015, Towne played organ on the track “Push” for the album “Velvet Portraits” by Terrace Martin, which was nominated for a 2016 Grammy for “Best R&B” album.