Total with Kelly Price, 702, and more

Kelly Price, from Queens, NY, is a versatile contemporary gospel and R&B artist known for her powerful voice. She began as a background vocalist, notably for Mariah Carey. Her breakout solo debut, "Soul of a Woman" (1998), went platinum, featuring hits like "Friend of Mine." She collaborated with Whitney Houston on the Grammy-nominated "Heartbreak Hotel." Price has released multiple chart-topping albums, received numerous Grammy nominations, and collaborated with artists like Puff Daddy and Kanye West. Additionally, she has ventured into theater with Tyler Perry.

Born from a discovery by Michael Bivins, 702 is a trio known for hits like "Steelo" and "Where My Girls At?" Famous for blending R&B styles, their top albums include 'No Doubt' and a self-titled release.

Michel'le, a Los Angeles urban contemporary singer known for her high-pitched speaking voice and powerful R&B style, rose to fame with hits like "No More Lies" in the late '80s and early '90s. A pioneer of hip-hop-influenced R&B, she collaborated with N.W.A., including Dr. Dre and Eazy-E. Her debut album was a hit, but her follow-up didn't achieve the same success.

Sunshine Anderson, born in Charlotte, NC, is an R&B singer known for her hit "Heard It All Before" from her gold-certified debut album, Your Woman. Discovered at North Carolina Central University, she collaborated with producer Mike City and Macy Gray. Her second album was released on Mathew Knowles' label with Raphael Saadiq's involvement.

Total, an American R&B group from the '90s, is known for sultry harmonies and smooth sound. Signed to Diddy's Bad Boy Records, they featured on Notorious B.I.G.'s "Juicy." Hits include "Can't You See" and "Kissing You." Their 1998 album featured "Trippin'" with Missy Elliott. Total seamlessly blended hip-hop and R&B, collaborating with many in Bad Boy's golden era. Their influence on '90s R&B endures.