Your Song My Song is an environmental justice-focused children’s entertainment group from the central coast of Oregon that writes music about connecting to the planet. With unique, funky, and original songs and a fully interactive musical show with hundreds of puppets, Your Song My Song celebrates the beauty and bio-magic of the third rock from the sun. Get ready to be inspired to dance and also to take action and claim your roles as integral crew mates here on Spaceship Earth!
Jaime Lee Hart
Vocals and ukulele
Jaime Lee is a musician, actress, and teaching artist in Lincoln City, OR. She studied theater at Oberlin College and has toured internationally as a mask performer. She received a certificate from Yale School of Public Health for their Climate Change and Public Health course and is certified as a forest therapy guide through the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. Jaime has taught theater, dance, and ukulele and loves puppets!
Eric Hart
Guitar and bass
From Sacramento, CA, Eric taught in the two-year old room at Step One School in Berkeley, CA for 20 years. He founded Your Song My Song with Jaime Lee and Rainbow in 2011. Eric currently teaches music to young children at St. James Santiago School in Lincoln City, Oregon as well as remote private music lessons for guitar, bass, ukulele, and piano. Eric loves being outside in the sun at the beach and just wants to play music, spoil his cat, and eat yummy vegan food all the time.
Rainbow rubin
Violin and vocals
Rainbow Rubin has played violin since she was three and loves singing and playing all types of music including contemporary and classical. She comes from a musical family that includes a string quartet. Rainbow is a mother and is thrilled to introduce her daughters to the world of music.
Ethan Bear
Bass
Ethan Bear is a multi-instrumentalist from Newport, Oregon. After earning a B.A. in Electric Bass Jazz Performance, Ethan spent years performing and touring in funk, rock, and soul bands across the country. Today, they work for their local performing arts center, as well as teach a variety of instruments to kids and adults. Ethan loves camping, biking, gaming, and most of all, their friends.
Akin Togay
Percussion
Akın was born in Mersin and began his music career in 1998 while studying Econometrics at Uludağ University in Bursa, working on percussion in groups that played different types of music. From 2004 - 2018, he worked as an orchestra member in the program called Türkü Diyenler on Olay TV. In 2006, he released an album with a Middle Eastern rock group called Çamur. From 2013 - 2024, he was a rhythm workshop instructor at the Nilüfer Municipality Culture Directorate. Until Akin moved to the USA in the summer of 2024, he took part in groups that played pop, Latin, Balkan, folk and classical Turkish music as a percussion artist. He continues his music career in the USA.