Frankie Beverly with After 7, Anthony Hamilton, and more

After 7, an Indianapolis-born R&B group, debuted in 1989 with hits like "Ready or Not." Known for harmonies and Babyface collaborations, they earned Grammy nods and gold/platinum albums.

Anthony Hamilton, born in Charlotte, NC, is known for his rugged yet graceful R&B voice. After early career struggles, he broke through with "Comin' from Where I'm From" in 2003. Hamilton's notable collaborations include Al Green, with whom he won a Grammy for "You've Got the Love I Need." His hits like "Charlene" and albums "Back to Love" and "What I'm Feelin'" earned Grammy nods. He's collaborated with artists like Babyface and Nas, and founded the My Music Box label for his 2021 album "Love Is the New Black."

Born Howard, Frankie Beverly led the Butlers before forming Maze. Influenced by Frankie Lymon & Sly Stone, and backed by Marvin Gaye, his band mixed funk & quiet storm styles. Known for tackling social issues in songs like "Color Blind".

Philadelphia-born Frankie Beverly, with Maze featuring his soul sound influenced by Marvin Gaye, shined in the '70s and '80s. Known for hits like "Happy Feelin's" and "Back in Stride", the band secured multiple gold albums and a dedicated fan base.