Jonathan Butler with Kirk Whalum, Adam Hawley, and more

South African-born Jonathan Butler is renowned for blending R&B, pop, jazz fusion, and gospel. Known for hits like "Lies," his album sales and Grammy nods highlight his acclaim. Raised under apartheid, his music often subtly reflects his experiences. His collaborations include Ruby Turner and Stevie Wonder. His albums frequently top jazz charts, with notable works like Grace and Mercy. Living globally, Butler's music celebrates both spiritual and cultural roots.

Memphis-bred saxophonist Kirk Whalum blends gospel, R&B, blues, and jazz. Known for topping charts with "For You" in 1998 and winning a Grammy for "It's What I Do," he's collaborated with Whitney Houston, Luther Vandross, and Al Green. He recorded on The Bodyguard soundtrack, was part of BWB, and released notable albums like The Gospel According to Jazz series and Humanité. Whalum also toured extensively, contributing to soundtracks and covering artists like Stevie Wonder and Babyface.

Award-winning R&B-jazz guitarist Adam Hawley, born in Portland, has 6 No.1 singles. Known for collaborations with stars like Jennifer Lopez & Dave Koz, he's also a music educator in LA.

Saxophonist Marcus Anderson, born in Spartanburg, SC, is known for his smooth jazz. He toured with Prince's New Power Generation and collaborated with CeeLo Green. His solo albums like "And Coffee" highlight his talent.