
Maggie Meath is a vocalist whose musical background bridges live performance, musical theatre, and vocal education. As the lead singer of Note to Self, she brings warmth, versatility, and a storyteller’s instinct to every performance, drawing on years of experience connecting with audiences in both theatrical and musical settings.
While her roots include extensive work in musical theatre, where she has performed leading and featured roles throughout Connecticut, Maggie is equally at home in intimate acoustic settings. Her approach to singing is shaped by a love of lyric interpretation, dynamic expression, and the collaborative energy that comes from making music with a close-knit ensemble. In addition to her work with Note to Self, she has performed with a variety of bands and musical projects throughout the region and is a frequent soloist for weddings, memorial services, and special events.
Beyond the stage, Maggie has spent more than a decade teaching private voice lessons and working in arts education, helping singers of all ages develop confidence, technique, and a deeper connection to music. For Maggie, the most rewarding part of performing is creating meaningful moments through song and sharing those experiences with both audiences and fellow musicians.

Tim McGrath is a guitarist and vocalist who has been performing in a wide variety of musical projects since 1984. Over the years, his background has spanned high-energy cover bands and dedicated tribute acts—experiences that have given him a deep appreciation for the regional music community and the chance to collaborate with many talented musicians.
While his electric roots are shaped by the phrasing and expressive styles of guitarists like Eddie Van Halen, David Gilmour, and Jeff Beck, Tim also enjoys stripping things down. His newest project is an acoustic trio, Note to Self, which allows him to focus on a different side of musicianship—rearranging songs for an intimate setting and focusing on the clean, collaborative chemistry of a small group.
For Tim, the reward of playing music has always been about two things: the craft of the guitar and the joy of sharing the stage with great players.

Mike Garcia As the rhythmic heartbeat of the acoustic trio Note to Self, Mike Garcia brings a warm, expressive and dynamic sound to every performance. Blending the organic pulse of congas with the soulful color of harmonica and the modern versatility of the Roland HandSonic HPD-20, he creates a full-bodied rhythmic foundation that gives the band its distinctive acoustic groove. His playing adds texture, movement, and emotion—supporting the songs without overpowering them and helping transform each arrangement into an intimate, engaging live experience.
Whether laying down Latin-inspired conga patterns, adding subtle harmonica lines, contributing tasteful backup vocals, or expanding the band’s sonic range with hand-played digital percussion, he brings creativity, feel, and musical sensitivity to the stage. In a three-piece acoustic setting, every sound matters—and his ability to shift between traditional hand percussion, melodic accents, vocal support, and electronic textures gives Note to Self a unique blend of warmth and contemporary energy.