Rob Dixon brought his tenor saxophone form Atlanta, GA to Indianapolis by way of Hampton University and the Indiana University school of music.  Rob spent 6 good years living, working, and growing musically in New York City.  There he worked with "Slide" Hampton, Rufus Reid, Tony Bennett, The Ellington Band, and The Count Basie Orchestra.  As a straight-ahead sax man his powerful style has been likened to jazz greats John Coltrane and Joe Henderson.

In great demand as a side player, he has kept quite busy in the Indianapolis jazz scene.

Not only is Dixon a exceptional saxophonist, Rob Dixon is a masterful composer/ arranger.  His abilities to create are evident on his debut CD "What Things Could Be".

"What Things Could Be" gives insight to Dixon's philosophy "I'm first and foremost a jazz artist", says Dixon. Gospel, hip-hop, R&B, and soul are the underlying flavors, this is a jazz CD. Just as all great musicians, composers, arrangers do  Rob draws from different genres.