Ken Song, who holds a Master of Music in guitar performance, graduated with honors from USC in 1998. He has studied jazz guitar with Joe Diorio and Larry Koonse, and classical guitar with William Kanengiser.

While in school, Ken played in many jazz festivals, including the Fullerton Jazz Festival and the Berkeley Jazz Festival, earning top honors. He also recorded radio jingles and did session work on other musician's albums.

Since college, Ken has been working steadily in the Los Angeles music scene, playing sessions on motion pictures, TV commercials and audio recordings. In 2005, Ken was a featured performer at the Santa Barbara Jazz Festival. Ken also plays in local clubs and restaurants with his own trio.

Notable artists that Ken has played with include Bruce Eskovitz, Bill Churchville, Randy Drake, the Dick Grove Orchestra, Ricky Lawson, Gregg Bissonette, John Ferraro and Todd Johnson.

In late 2005, Ken recorded his first solo album, Goin' Wes, with Luther Hughes, Paul Kreibich and Llew Matthews. This CD was released in early 2006 on the Primrose Lane Music label, which handles such artists as Tom Ranier, Glenn Cashman, Stuart Elster, Dewey Erney and the Tom Kubis Orchestra, and Luther Hughes and the Cannonball-Coltrane Project.