Greg Sankovich is a San Francisco East Bay native. He began his keyboard journey with classical piano training at age 6. His parents’ love for dance music inspired Greg’s feel for music that moves people, so his inclination from an early age was toward dance grooves.
Greg has been active in many San Francisco Bay Area bands performing jazz, blues, and soul music. He studied with Norma Bossi, Al Zulaica, Mark Levine, and Art Lande, and his musical inspirations include Herbie Hancock, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Keith Jarrett, and Bill Evans.
After graduating from U.C. Berkeley, Greg moved to Tokyo to perform with his jazz fusion group, Taikun, where he lived for over 10 years, performing and recording with a long list of top Japanese artists and music production companies. After moving back to San Francisco, Greg immersed himself in producing dance tracks for the blossoming club music scene and producing music for television projects. He also picked up where he left off in performing and recording with exceptional Bay Area talent, including his band Times 4, Sheilani Alix, Rocio Guitard, Kurt Ribak, Big Advice, and Big City Revue. He is currently a keyboardist, producer, and music educator.