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Lead Vocalist
Born in Salt Lake City, Rob Hulbert has lived throughout Utah and Wyoming and has been surrounded by music from an early age. His first “vocal gig” came at just five years old, singing in his father’s tavern.
Over the years, Rob has performed with choirs, choral groups, ensembles, and bands, building a lifelong connection to music and live performance. Today, he is involved in multiple musical projects throughout the Salt Lake City and Ogden areas and serves as the lead vocalist for Steel Echo.
Rob is also proud to be the lead vocalist of Random Precision, where he shares the stage with an exceptional group of musicians and helps bring the music of Pink Floyd to life.
“It is a true honor to be able to perform with the many exceptional musicians that make up Random Precision. I am so blessed to be a part of this team.”
— Rob Hulbert
Vocals
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Drums & Percussion
Kendal White has been performing professionally in the area for more than 20 years. His experience spans live music, tribute performances, and theater productions.
He has recently performed with the Toast tribute band and the Mitch Raymond Trio, as well as in theater productions including Dreamgirls, Always… Patsy Cline, American Idiot, Murder Ballad, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Kendal brings his extensive performance experience and versatility to Random Precision.
Drums & Percussion
Michael Bailey is a Utah-based drummer, educator, and music entrepreneur with more than 24 years of experience in music.
For 16 years, he taught at Groove Drs and later founded 801 Family Studios, providing drum instruction, recording, artist booking, and band management. Michael performs with Dub Nectar, Funk n Gonzo, Tribe of I, Swagger, and Random Precision.
He has also performed in tribute shows celebrating artists including 311, Sublime, Red Hot Chili Peppers, System of a Down, Incubus, and Adele.
Keyboards
Oliver Mooney spent approximately 10 years performing with rock bands in Asheville, North Carolina, and Salt Lake City.
While in Asheville, he attended local music schools and performed with a lead rock band called “minor.” After moving to Utah, he continued performing at smaller local shows while studying engineering at the University of Utah.
Oliver brings his rock experience and musical energy to Random Precision.
Keyboards
Max Plaza is a pianist, keyboardist, and piano teacher based in Salt Lake City. His musical background spans a wide range of styles, including jazz, jazz fusion, rock, hip-hop, funk, and tango.
Max is a graduate of the University of Utah’s jazz program and brings his versatility and broad musical experience to Random Precision.
Saxophone
Stephen Smith’s love of music began early. Growing up as the fifth of eight children, he was introduced to trombone, clarinet, organ, and piano before developing a passion for the sounds of the ’70s and ’80s and the possibilities of electronic synthesis.
As a teenager, Stephen built his own modular analog synthesizer and became fascinated by progressive rock, including Camel, King Crimson, Genesis, ELP, and Pink Floyd. In college, he studied physics and music therapy while adding guitar and saxophone to his musical repertoire and touring with bands.
Stephen eventually earned a master’s degree in electrical engineering and spent more than 20 years at Harman Music Group, developing products for JBL, dbx, Lexicon, and DigiTech. He remains an active amateur multi-instrumentalist in the local music community.
Saxophone
Spencer Kellogg grew up on the East Coast, with his musical roots in New England and New York City. Over the past 26 years, he has performed across a wide range of styles, from classical music to rock.
From 2009 to 2015, Spencer performed with Talia Keys and Marinade. For the past nine years, he has also been a multi-instrumentalist with the Salt Lake Acting Company’s summer productions.
Spencer brings his extensive performance experience and versatility to Random Precision.
Bass
Nate Gardner is a multi-instrumentalist with a musical range that spans everything from ’80s new wave to death metal and bluegrass. As he jokes, he has never quite figured out how to pick a lane.
Nate previously worked at Harman Music Group, where he tested DOD and DigiTech guitar pedals. A longtime Pink Floyd fan, he is excited to collaborate with seasoned musicians and help recreate the sound and spirit of Pink Floyd with Random Precision.
Bass
Matthew Seabury was born and raised in the Salt Lake Valley. Primarily an acoustic guitarist, he has composed and performed original instrumental music and covers with Terrence Hansen. In 2014, he was named the Utah State Fingerstyle Champion and later performed at the Walnut Valley International Fingerstyle Competition in Winfield, Kansas.
An accomplished bass player as well, Matthew is enthusiastic about performing with Random Precision. He currently performs with singer-songwriter Anke Summerhill, is a member of the James Taylor and Carole King tribute group Fire & Rain “Live,” and rocks with local Salt Lake City band SALT. He has also previously performed with The Lazlos and The Staff alongside Will Baxter.
Guitar
Rick first discovered Pink Floyd when “Money” began playing on the radio in 1973. In 1975, his older brother brought home the album Wish You Were Here, and Rick quickly wore the grooves out of it.
By the time Animals was released, Rick was already playing guitar and working to learn the distinctive guitar licks of David Gilmour.
More than 40 years later, Rick is putting his guitar playing to work with Random Precision, helping bring nearly six decades of Pink Floyd’s music to life.
Guitar
Bradshaw Sisneros has been teaching guitar and bass at The On Track Music guitar school for more than 10 years, where he also helps direct the student band program.
A versatile musician, Bradshaw performs with six local bands across a variety of genres and has played hundreds of shows, including performances outside of Utah.
His years of teaching, performing, and working across different musical styles bring a broad range of experience to Random Precision.
Guitar
Robert Ainsworth is a Salt Lake City–based rock, blues, and synth guitarist who has performed with several local cover bands.
He has composed and produced more than 40 albums spanning experimental rock, jazz, and ambient music with Ed Brock through projects including The Alpha Beta Collective, Ultrawonk, and High Minded Men. He has also performed acoustic music with Matt Seabury and KARMA.
Outside of music, Robert is a Delta Air Lines pilot and occasionally plays jazz and blues in clubs in Paris’s Latin Quarter.
Guitar
Sanjeev Raman grew up in Mumbai, India, where he developed a deep appreciation for classic and progressive rock. As the lead guitarist of his college band, Idle Worship, Pink Floyd songs were a staple of their repertoire.
After completing medical school in 2001, Sanjeev moved to the United States in 2003 and pursued a career in medicine while keeping his passion for music alive. He has been a Transplant Pulmonologist and faculty member at the University of Utah School of Medicine since 2009.
In 2023, Sanjeev found a group of like-minded musicians with extensive musical experience and a shared passion for Pink Floyd. Together, they look forward to bringing the music, atmosphere, and spirit of Pink Floyd to audiences throughout Utah and beyond.